Train-Sim.Com
MSTS Route Design

Message Areas - "Look What I Found"

Train-Sim.Com Message Areas

"Look What I Found"

Email this topic to a friend
Printer-friendly version of this topic
Bookmark this topic (Registered users only)
Previous Topic | Next Topic Conferences MSTS Route Design (Protected) Original message
WabashJae (8 posts)
Nov-11-01, 03:57 PM (EST) "Look What I Found" Here are BNSF Timetables and Maps for the entire system divided by division and in PDF format. I don't know about all the legal mumbo-jumbo so you didn't here it from me.
http://www.bnsf-ttc.com/bnsftime/MainMenuPDA.html
Thanks!!! <Jae> Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
Table of Contents

Subject Author Message Date ID RE: Look What I Found landnrailroader Nov-11-01 1 RE: Look What I Found WabashJae Nov-11-01 2

Lobby | Topics | Previous Topic | Next Topic
Messages in this topic
landnrailroader (56 posts)
Nov-11-01, 07:01 PM (EST) 1. "RE: Look What I Found" IF BNSF put it on their publicly accessible WEB site, anyone can get it, for any purpose.However, you will find that the data therein is not very helpful as far as generating a route. For example, it will not tell you such things as degree of curve, gradient, etc., or road crossings.But it will tell you where the control points are etc. and is useful when setting up activities.Most railroads would, perhaps for a small fee, provide you with profiles etc., i.e. before Sept. 11, if you explained that it was for a hobby interest. Now, I would not hazard a guess.J. H. Sullivan, P.E.
retired from CSX Engr. Dept. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
WabashJae (8 posts)
Nov-11-01, 07:15 PM (EST) 2. "RE: Look What I Found" It seems of use for the info it provides on mileposts, speed restrictions, and elevations.
Thanks!!! <Jae> Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

Lock | Archive | Remove

Lobby | Topics | Previous Topic | Next Topic

Restored from the Train-Sim.Com archive, captured January 23, 2002. About this archive.