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While recently traveling out west, I passed a few BNSF trains that had blue engines with what looked like a "W" on the side of them. What railroad were these blue engines from? Thanks for your help
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Montana Rail Link... the "W" stands for Washington Group, owner of MRL.
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Are you from Memphis Doug I live about a hour away from memphis, and yes BNSF Has a few Montana Raillink Sd50's that run throught Memphis and the River Sub, any more questions just post them on here, I know these railroads thorugh here like a glove
JBT #55
River District MP. 242
Arkansas Railfannin
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I'm from Memphis but not TN. Michigan also has a very small town called Memphis. I saw the engines in question out on a trip to through Montana. Thanks!
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