Name of Route: San Diego & Arizona Railway, MSTS name "Carrizo Gorge v2.0"Version and Release Date: V2.0, 1 Jan 2003Description: The line through Carrizo Gorge was operated by the SDA, which used the route to run passenger and general freight between San Diego and El Centro where the line linked up with the Southern Pacific Railroad. Desert Line: Extends northeast from the International Border (Division) to Seeley, where it joins the Southern Pacific (SP) Line from El Centro. The Goat Canyon Trestle, built in 1932 as part of a realignment of the main line following a tunnel collapse, extends for 633 feet, 185 feet high. It is claimed to be the highest and longest wooden trestle bridge in the United States.Installation Method: Unzip into directory and then run InstallMe.bat. See Readme.txt files with each release. Route packaged with RouteRiter. Requires all 6 default routes be installed.Size of Download: V2.0: one 55 MB ZIPSize of Installed Route: 163 MBFantasy, Prototypical, or Freelance Operations: Prototypical, Exact route markers using TsTools.Freight or Passenger: BothEra or Genre: 1920's to 1950'sLocation: San Diego and Imperial Counties, USALength of Mainline: This simulation extends the entire 69.9 miles from Division to El Centro rising 1466 ft and then dropping 3613 ft in elevation.Length of Branches: noneNumber of Branches: noneNumber of Sidings: ~20Number of Yards: ~9Mixture of Dual and Single Track: 100% Single TrackLevel of Trackside Detail: Signals, Mileposts, Platforms, Sidings.Amount of Scenery Completed: 100% DEM data using DEMEX, including Distant MountainsFPS Specs, with qualifiers: N/AActivities Provided: Dummy activities for explore routeNon-Default Consists or Rolling Stock Required in Activities: noneAdd-In Track Sets: noneTsection.dat file used: Default MSTSPayware or Freeware: FreewareURL for More Information and Screenshots: http://www.silogic.com/SDA/SDA.htmKnown Problems: Bird hazard may not install correctly. If you have trouble, download crow01.zip from http://www.uktrainsim.com .Where it can be downloaded: www.train-sim.comContact: Mark DiVecchio mailto:markd@san.rr.com
Mark DiVecchio
markd@san.rr.com
San Diego and Arizona Railroad
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