Looks like a may be in the Lincoln yard. The previous image, with the next higher number -- CB&Q 447 -- is of the Lincoln hump, with the tower of the Nebraska capitol visible right in the center, behind the right span of the truss bridge.
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> Date: Sat, 1 Feb 2014 13:49:27 -0500
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> So can someone talk about this photo, with the small tower, the notice about not
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> Jan Kohl
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> On 2/1/2014 4:36 AM, GLEN wrote:
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> > I think #7 is taken at NP Billings depot looking west. #9 is at Monmouth looking west. #10 is at the east end of the Mississippi River Bridge at Burlington. #11 is south of the depot at Burlington looking geographically north. I would bet that #14 is looking along the double track east of Lincoln near Havelock. #15, #16, #17 are probably taken at Havelock, maybe during a Director's trip? #18 and #19 are taken in the Lincoln yard. Particularly #18 is looking east because you can see the capital building lined up with the hump lead.
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> > The one that had me stumped for a while is #20. I believe it is at the east end of the interlocking at Ashland, Nebraska, looking east. The 2 track signal bridge is definitely a standard CB&Q 2-track, Warren truss style signal bridge, plan 39005. If Ashland is correct, then the signal bridge is No. 34.97. The track to the left that does not go under the signal bridge is the Sioux City line. Just beyond the signal bridge, you can see a curve to the left which is curve 46A on the line to Omaha. The track on the right is the Louisville line.
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