MP:  0.04 MP:  4.15

 

Created November 7, 2006

 

Total Accidents:   0
Crossing DOT #s:  281410X, 281415G
TOTAL DAILY TRAINS:   0   (AS OF 2008)

 

Note: Although there are only 2 DOT numbers listed, there are 4 places in which the tracks crossed. Some crossings may have gone defunct before DOT numbers came around.

 

Also, the 281410X DOT number is marked as defunct. The daily train count listed above is for the 281415G entry.

 

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This is the Easternmost spur. This one has no warning of any kind on it. The tracks dead end at the grass in picture 2, which faces North. Picture 3 faces South.			The Middle spur.

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This one still sees some slight service. The crossbuck you see in picture 5 is the only thing protecting this crossing. The boxcar in picture 7 has been here a lot. Picture 6 faces North. Picture 7 faces South.			The Western spur crossing.

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This one is probably the most popular spur, as it has 2 crossbucks guarding this one. Picture 9 faces North. Picture 10 faces SouthWest. Picture 11 faces East.

 

All pictures were taken on October 20, 2006.

 

You can see all the crossings on Google Street View by clicking here.

 

The FRA says that the 281415G crossing is a quiet zone, but that's highly unlikely.