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could anyone find me some good sites with Nebraska rail maps between Grand Island and Central City? I know the mainline but i also need the GI railyard maps.
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Hi BCDEF,You might try this one, I think they will want to part you with some of your money however:http://www.deskmap.com/rr_mapping/print_maps.html
My favorite is Microsoft Terraserver. They have both topo maps and aerial photos and they're absolutely free.http://terraserver.homeadvisor.msn.com/image.asp?S=12&T=2&X=695&Y=5664&Z=14&W=2You might also try to get the UP timetables for whatever subdivision you may be working in. BNSF had theirs on their website, I would guess the UP does something similar. The timetables will tell you things like what sidings are at what milepost and where and what the speed limits are for a given section of track.Best of Luck on Your New Route!Batt
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