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61. Utah Railway engines 6608 and 6606 Utah Railway engines 6608 and 6606 Railroad trains;Railroads; Utah Railway (owned by Helm Leasing) EMD F-45 sitting at the IPP Facility in Springville, Utah.
62. Wasatch Mountain Railway Number 100. Wasatch Mountain Railway Number 100. Railroad trains; Heber Valley Railroad;Railroads; Wasatch Mountain Railway Number 100 near Vivian Park, Provo Canyon, Utah.
63. Kennecott Copper Train leaving Copperton, Utah yard. Kennecott Copper Train leaving Copperton, Utah yard. Railroad trains;Railroads; Kennecott Copper Train leaving Copperton, Utah yard in transit to Magna Smelter.
64. Lima Shay, Heber, Utah. Lima Shay, Heber, Utah. Shay locomotives; Lima Locomotive Works, Incorporated; Railroads; locomotives; Lima Shay, a geared logging steam locomotive, produced by Lima Locomotive Works in Lima, Ohio from a design originally produced by Ephraim Shay.
65. San Luis Central Railroad, near Center, Colorado. San Luis Central Railroad, near Center, Colorado. Railroad trains; Railroads; San Luis Central Railroad Company; San Luis Central Railroad, near Center, Colorado.
66. Local train leaving Provo yard, Provo, Utah. Local train leaving Provo yard, Provo, Utah. Railroad trains; Railroads; Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company; Local train leaving Provo yard, Provo, Utah.
67. Former Denver and Rio Grande Western K-36 #484 over Cumbres Summit, Colorado. Former Denver and Rio Grande Western K-36 #484 over Cumbres Summit, Colorado. Railroad trains;Railroads; Former Denver and Rio Grande Western K-36 #484 over Cumbres Summit, Colorado.
68. Southern Pacific GP-9 3878 sitting at fuel racks Southern Pacific GP-9 3878 sitting at fuel racks Railroad trains; Railroads; Southern Pacific Railroad Company; Southern Pacific GP-9 3878 sitting at fuel racks, Ogden, Utah.
69. Denver and Rio Grande Western GP-40 pulling a train over the Grand Junction Hump. Denver and Rio Grande Western GP-40 pulling a train over the Grand Junction Hump. Railroad trains;Railroads; Denver and Rio Grande Western GP-40 pulling a train over the Grand Junction Colorado Hump.
70. Battered San Luis Central hopper car Battered San Luis Central hopper car Railroad trains; San Luis Central Railroad Company; Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company; Railroads; Battered San Luis Central hopper car at Gilully, Utah. The train is Denver and Rio Grande Western ROGJM.
71. Eastbound Denver and Rio Grande Western train at Maxwell, Utah. Eastbound Denver and Rio Grande Western train at Maxwell, Utah. Railroad trains; Railroads; Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company; Eastbound Denver and Rio Grande Western train at Maxwell, Utah.
72. Carbon County Railway looking west. Carbon County Railway looking west. Carbon County Railway Company; Railroads; Carbon County Railway looking west towards the railroad shop building, east of Columbia, Utah
73. ALCO sitting at a grain facility, Silver Bow Montana ALCO sitting at a grain facility, Silver Bow Montana American Locomotive Company;Railroads; ALCO sitting at a grain facility, Silver Bow Montana. ALCO was the American Locomotive Company, which built the first successful diesel electric locomotive. This locomotive was ex-Union Pacific No. 1166...
74. Denver and Rio Grande Western local led by Engine No. 3004 pulling out of rail yard, Provo, Utah. Denver and Rio Grande Western local led by Engine No. 3004 pulling out of rail yard, Provo, Utah. Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company; locomotives; Railroads; Denver and Rio Grande Western local led by Engine No. 3004 pulling out of rail yard, Provo, Utah.
75. Southern Pacific Lines locomotive No. 1744. Southern Pacific Lines locomotive No. 1744. Southern Pacific Railroad Company; locomotives;Railroads; Southern Pacific Lines locomotive No. 1744 in Heber City, Utah. It has the look of a refurbished old engine on display rather than a working engine.
76. Southern Pacific SW-1500 with red lettering, Tucson, Arizona Southern Pacific SW-1500 with red lettering, Tucson, Arizona Southern Pacific Railroad Company; Railroad trains;Railroads; Southern Pacific SW-1500 with red lettering, Tucson, Arizona
77. Denver and Rio Grande Western SD-45 at Ironton, Provo, Utah Denver and Rio Grande Western SD-45 at Ironton, Provo, Utah Railroad trains; Railroads; Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company; Denver and Rio Grande Western SD-45 at Ironton, Provo, Utah
78. Southern Pacific 8258 providing pulling power for the Oil Can train near Tehachapi, California Southern Pacific 8258 providing pulling power for the Oil Can train near Tehachapi, California Southern Pacific Railroad Company; Railroads; Railroad trains; Southern Pacific 8258 providing pulling power for the Oil Can train near Tehachapi, California. There can often be as many as ten locomotives pulling the Oil Can train.
79. Carbon County Railway caboose, named the M.S. Toon. Carbon County Railway caboose, named the M.S. Toon. Carbon County Railway;Railroads; Former Carbon County Railway caboose sitting at Geneva Steel, Orem, Utah. The caboose was named the M.S. Toon.
80. Unknown steam locomotive sitting on a flatcar Unknown steam locomotive sitting on a flatcar Railroad trains;Railroads; Unknown steam locomotive sitting on a flatcar at the Union Pacific yards in Ogden, Utah.
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