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Duplainville News:
11-3-2008
It appears the CN is putting in a new mainline around Ackerville.
Seems to start at Slinger Rd. and run south of the existing main line all the
way east to Hillside Rd.
8-30-2008
The Old WC Detector at MP 94 is now a CN Detector with Train Direction included.
So you no longer have to guess if one is headed your way.
Also, a lot of poles, trees & brush have been removed from South Duplainville at Green Road.
Now those late afternoon southbound CN shots will look a lot better.8-22-2008
Wow !!
Been a long time since I updated any Duplainville Information.
Lets see what has changed.
* The UP lost the Coal Contracts to the BNSF on the Canadian National.
* No more Milwaukee Transfer job to the CP from the CN.
* The only thing the Connection Track is used for now is coke shoves from the CP and Detour Trains.
* The Transload Facility at the north end now holds the plastic cars that used to be on the Sussex siding.
That's about it for now...7-31-2007
The CN's main yard in Waukesha is offically gone now.
All the tracks have been removed and just the single mainline exists.
6-2-2007
Latest Rumor has the WSOR soon to be running from Milwaukee to Rondout Illinois
on the Canadian Pacific line and then to Chicago. This would bypass running from Horicon to Janesville on the CN
and then heading to Chicago.1-1-2007
New Photo Area Added Called "In Your Face Power Shots"1-1-2007
Lots of New ES44AC's are running on the Canadian Pacific daily.11-26-2006
DMIR 418 was caught leading a north bound freight through Waukesha.Looks like the main yard tracks in Waukesha are getting ready to be re-built after
the WSOR's derailment took em out a while back. Lots of new rail and switches are
laying around for the project.11-11-2006
The CP has been running quite a few of the New ES44AC's through Duplainville Lately.11-1-2006
The Indiana Railroad has been running coke loads & empties on the Canadian Pacific.
Some of the loads are being shoved up onto the Canadian National Siding for northward movement.