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Dave Beedon | profile | all galleries >> Railroads >> Railroads: Cane Creek Branch >> Seven Mile tree view | thumbnails | slideshow | map

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Seven Mile

Seven Mile is a railroad site about ten miles northwest of Moab, Utah and consists of a siding, two or three spur tracks, and a grade crossing (SR 313, the road leading to Dead Horse Point State Park). It is part of Union Pacific Railroad's Cane Creek Branch.

The first five photos were taken at the grade crossing when the crossing's warning devices (bell and lights) were operating erroneously. There was no train anywahere. I called UP's grade criossing hotline to report the problem.

Problematic grade crossing (1 of 5)
Problematic grade crossing (1 of 5)
Problematic grade crossing (2 of 5)
Problematic grade crossing (2 of 5)
Problematic grade crossing (3 of 5)
Problematic grade crossing (3 of 5)
Problematic grade crossing (4 of 5)
Problematic grade crossing (4 of 5)
Problematic crossing (5 of 5)
Problematic crossing (5 of 5)
Potash rail line and Arches National Park
Potash rail line and Arches National Park
Detail of spur tracks
Detail of spur tracks
Track clips at Seven Mile
Track clips at Seven Mile
Track inspector
Track inspector
Equipment and photographer
Equipment and photographer
Divergence
Divergence
Orange
Orange
Two spurs and a transloading facility
Two spurs and a transloading facility
Cradles (black and white)
Cradles (black and white)
Cradles (color)
Cradles (color)
Spurs in morning
Spurs in morning