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Aerial view of downtown
Tacoma, Washington (in N scale), with Great Northern yard in foreground. |
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Looking at the famous
Tacoma station, custom kitbashed by the owner himself. |
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This helix (one of two) under
Cascade Salvage leads to lower level towns/staging. |
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Great Northern roundhouse
and engine facility is always busy. |
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Located in Tacoma is
the Hooker Chemical plant, this facility has it's own turn switched out
daily. |
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Tacoma Belt
doing switching duties in zone 7. |
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"Package
Row" also known as zone 6 is fun to switch but you better think a
little before you make your moves. |
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Piggyback
ramps are located near the Milwaukee Road interchange seen here in the
background. |
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Zone 8 features two
wharves, each with 8 spots to which cars are assigned. |
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An aerial view of
zone 8 (The wharves) and zone 9 located on the back side of the wharves. |
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U.S. Customs and
West Coast Door are in Zone 9, sharing the peninsula with
Zone 8. |
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This is an
aerial view of the back part of the massive St. Regis Paper complex. |
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You can see
the whole complex from this aerial view, You can see why it has it's own
switcher. |
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St. Regis switcher
is pulling a cut of cars out ready to be shipped. |
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South Prairie
is a branch line located under St. Regis. |
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The Owner,
Scott Williamson. |