Welcome to the Skykomish Historical Society's |
Purpose: To provide a "guided" tour of the former Great Northern Railway, Burlington Northern Railway and the current Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway territory in what is known as the Scenic Subdivision. | |||
Content: The tour consists of several active locations between Monroe and Wenatchee Washington. These locations are of interest to railfans and historians. The info includes highway mileposts, railroad mileposts, GPS coordinates, full featured Google maps along with current and historic photographs. Additional "locations" will be added as time and resources allow. See link below for the Iron Goat Trail that covers about 9 miles of abandoned Great Northern Railway grade. Your suggestions and contributions are welcome. | |||
When pursuing your hobby you do not have the right to trespass on railroad property or rights-of-way. It is illegal and dangerous and will be viewed by law enforcement as a criminal offense subject to arrest and prosecution. Help support a safe rail network by joining the Citizens for Rail Security. |
Click Here to begin the "Tour" what's new
Scanner Frequencies Generally Active | Track Defect Detector Locations | |||
161.100 | Seattle Wenatchee Dispatcher | 1654.7 | 1690.0 | 1735.0 |
161.160 | Seattle Terminal Dispatcher | 1661.6 | 1695.1 | 1740.5 |
160.500 | Dispatcher Link | 1666.1 | 1697.3 | 1751.9 |
160.380 | Dispatcher Link | 1668.2 | 1721.2 | 1762.0 |
160.665 | Berne PBX | 1673.0 | 1725.5 | |
161.130 | Skykomish PBX | 1683.7 | 1730.7 | |
160.260 | Bremerton PBX |
A
defect detector
is a device used on
railroads to
detect problems in passing trains. The detectors are
normally integrated into the
tracks. Location diagram |
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160.620 | Mission Ridge PBX | |||
452.950 | Dispatcher Cascade Tunnel |
Send any questions, suggestions or corrections to rrbrakeman@aol.com |
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Iron Goat Trail Website | Skykomish Historical Society Website | Background Info |
revised 07/09/2014 22:32