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MP: 0146.77 |
Created March 25, 2020
Total Accidents: 5
Crossing
DOT #: 298296B
TOTAL
DAILY TRAINS: 4 (AS OF 2012)
Page created by: Ethan the Railfanner
This crossing is located on an unknown railroad that I'm not sure who maintains the signals here. The FRA said it was owned by "Department of Defense," but I think I'm actually certain it's someone else that is controling this crossing.
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Overviews of this crossing. |
The western signal. |
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It has a Harmon Cantilever. |
The mast and overhead lights on this signal are all Harmon 12x24s with Harmon Dotted LEDs. |
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A GE base. |
A WCH gate mechanism. |
The gatelights on this signal are from RECO. |
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The bell here is a WCH mechanical bell. |
The eastern signal. |
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It has another Harmon cantilever. |
This signal has even more Harmon 12x24 lights on the mast and overhead. Notice the missing visors on 2 of the lights. (1 on the mast, 1 on the overhead.) |
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Another GE base. |
Another WCH gate mechanism. |
This signal uses Progress Rail(?) gatelights. |
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This signal has another WCH mechanical bell. |
The relay bungalow. |
The emergency information. |
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Track view facing south towards Fort Campbell. |
Track view facing north towards State Line Road in Oak Grove, Kentucky. |
All pictures were taken on 2-1-20.