Squaw Creek Southern Railroad: Difference between revisions
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[[File:EMD_SD38-2_Squaw_Creek_Southern_11.jpg|thumb|250px|Squaw Creek Southern R.R./Respondek Railroad Corp #11 EMD SD38-2]] |
[[File:EMD_SD38-2_Squaw_Creek_Southern_11.jpg|thumb|250px|Squaw Creek Southern R.R./Respondek Railroad Corp #11 EMD SD38-2]] |
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===Georgia=== |
===Georgia=== |
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The Georgia operation currently rosters a former [[Union Pacific Railroad]] [[EMD SD40T-2]] [[diesel locomotive]] 8795 Which was named "Veronica" by persons unknown. |
The Georgia operation currently rosters a former [[Union Pacific Railroad]] [[EMD SD40T-2]] [[diesel locomotive]] 8795. Which was named "Veronica" by persons unknown. |
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===Indiana=== |
===Indiana=== |
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Revision as of 05:36, 10 January 2013
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| Headquarters | Boonville, Indiana |
| Locale | Georgia and Indiana |
The Squaw Creek Southern Railroad is a subsidiary of the Respondek Railroad Corporation. [1] The name comes from an Indiana coal hauling line that Respondek purchased. The name is also used for Respondek's Georgia operation which leases the former Central of Georgia Athens to Macon main line between Madison and Shady Dale, Georgia (Machen, GA). Gragg Robinson is the General Manager of the Georgia operation, based in Madison Georgia. Squaw Creek Southern Railroad is a member of the Indiana Railroad Transportation Group (IRTG). [2]
Locomotives
Georgia
The Georgia operation currently rosters a former Union Pacific Railroad EMD SD40T-2 diesel locomotive 8795. Which was named "Veronica" by persons unknown.
Indiana
- RRC 11, EMD SD38-2 rebuild from EMD SDP35[3]
- RRC 20, EMD SD38-2 [4]
- RRC 21, EMD SD38-2 [5]
- RRC 1000 EMD SD40-2 [6]
References
External links
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