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Detroit - Conrail Detroit Shared Assets Area
When CSX and Norfolk Southern carved up Conrail, the two giant railroads needed to preserve
competition in certain regions where Conrail's physical plant could not be easily divided. These regions
were Northern New Jersey (and New York City), Southern New Jersey (and Philadelphia), and Detroit.
Their solution to this problem was the creation of three "Shared Assets Areas" (SAA), where Conrail still
exists but in the form of a terminal railroad which is owned by both CSX and NS.
Info: URL: http://knorek.com/RR/Found/found.htm (Added: 2-Jul-2000)
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Existing Pennsylvania Railroad Stations
Pennsylvania - Existing Pennsylvania Railroad Stations by Dan West. dedicated to existing railroad stations in the state of Pennsylvania. Your help as a railroad historian has been and will continue to be essential to the life of this page. This is a sister site of my Ohio Railroad Stations Past & Present site.
The stations listed in the database are organized by county
Info: URL: http://www.west2k.com/pa.htm (Added: 12-Jun-2000)
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Florida Big Bend Railroading
The goals of this website are multiple:
Trace the history of the railraods in the Tallahassee area;
Provide information to visiting railfans;
Provide pictures of railroad activity in the area
Share experiences and photos that I got over the years while traveling out of my regular stomping ground.
Info: URL: http://www.angelfire.com/fl3/railrunner/ (Added: 17-Apr-2000)
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Florida Railfan Visitors Page
Welcome to our Florida Railfan Page. Here you will find information on where to go in
Florida to see trains, hotspots, interesting areas, descriptions of operations, and how to
get there.
Most of this site will focus on modern railroading in Florida. However, certain historical
sites will be noted.
Other places beyond Florida will be included, such as favorite places and railfan spots
that we recommend from our travels.
We hope that this site will help you when you come to the Sunshine State, or if you head
to any other of the destinations that are shown here.
Bob Pickering and Janice Karl.
Info: URL: http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Beach/3014/ (Added: 27-Aug-2000)
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Frograil - Railfan Locations
This site gives you precise directions to over 3,200 trackside locations. This is almost exclusively a text-based series of pages, as they are meant to be printed out and taken with you on your railfan outings. You will find very few graphics, as this is not a photo or HTML demonstration site. This site is where to see trains.
Site also features an extensive collection of Train Gifs
Info: URL: http://www.frograil.com (Added: 18-Dec-2000)
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Georgia - PeachState Rails
PeachState Rails contains railfan information and images of Georgia and Southeast railroads. Tour the photo galleries for images of today's Georgia Class One's and shortlines, fallen flags, and railroads of the Southeast. Features spotlights new additions to PeachState Rails, including railroads from outside the Southeast. Browse Railfanning for railfan locations and mini-tours.
Info: URL: http://www.peachstaterails.com (Added: 10-May-2001)
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