Template:Salt Lake City Southern Railroad

Salt Lake City Southern Railroad
Tracks end at 600 South (originally connected to Union Pacific station) 700 South 800 South 400 West (southbound, northbound) Former connection to mainline to the west 900 South American Avenue (at Gale Street) Ramp connecting West Temple and Interstate 15/80 300 West (at Brooklyn Avenue) UTA's TRAX  701   703   704  lines 200 West southbound (at Paxton Avenue) Ballpark 1300 South Former Salt Lake and Utah mainline 1700 South freight siding freight spur freight spur Salt Lake City 2100 South South Salt Lake Central Pointe to Fairmont  704  to West Valley City freight siding Haven Avenue Interstate 80 freight spur 2700 South freight spur Century Park Way Mill Creek UTA right-of-way to Main Street Gregson Avenue Millcreek 3300 South freight siding Meadowbrook South Salt Lake Millcreek 3900 South freight spur Central Avenue freight spur Millcreek Murray Big Cottonwood Creek Fireclay Avenue Murray North 4500 South 4500 South Frontage Road freight spur 4800 South Little Cottonwood Creek Vine Street Union Pacific and FrontRunner Murray Central freight siding 5300 South Cottonwood Street Union Pacific and FrontRunner Rail yard access road 5900 South 6100 South Interstate 215 Fashion Place West Winchester Street  703  to Daybreak Parkway in South Jordan Murray Midvale 7200 South Midvale Fort Union 7500 South Center Street Midvale Center South State Street Jordan and Salt Lake City Canal 8000 South industrial access road Midvale Sandy 8530 South (Pioneer Avenue) Former Salt Lake and Alta mainline 8680 South Sandy Main Street 8800 South Historic Sandy East Jordan Canal 9000 South Sandy Expo 9400 South Sego Lily Drive Sandy Civic Center Dry Creek 10600 South 11000 South Crescent View Sandy Draper 11400 South 11800 South Kimballs Lane 700 East 12300 South Draper Town Center 12400 South UTA (former Union Pacific) right-of-way to Utah County

This is a route-map template for the Salt Lake City Southern Railroad, a Utah shortline railroad.

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