Sunday, July 1, 2018

Chattanooga, TN: NS/Southern Debutts and downtown Yards

Debutts: (Satellite)
downtown: (Satellite, since this was a passenger train yard, most of it is gone now)

NS Locomotives , Equipment and its Predecessors posted
Fuel racks and shops @ Chattanooga Tn
July 2021
Randall Hampton shared


NS to reopen Debutts Yard hump



"Also optimistically, although NS's network has slowed to a crawl in the south, they've managed to keep snaking the intermodal traffic around the trouble spots for the most part, and between NJ/Harrisburg and Chicago, things are still zooming."

Even though the Crescent Corridor is intermodal oriented, it should mean an improvement of the track infrastructure for all freight.

Jeffrey Smith posted the comment: "NS is Reinstalling everything in there old yard in Chattanooga there putting a Hump tower Retarder Switches and Bowl tracks back in due to the increase in Traffic given to them by CSX last year it has become over barring to the point NS is doing this to help the Bottle neck it has caused this year."

Crescent Corridor

Justin Stickland posted seven photos of cleaning up a derailment and a couple of photos of an Illinois Terminal locomotive rolling by. I spotted at least two covered hoppers on their side. And a Railbox had one end smashed in.

NS Locomotives , Equipment and its Predecessors posted
deButts Yard @ Chattanooga Tn June 2021
Gregory Milani: When I first got on the RR I thought I would never be able to learn all the tracks, turnouts and crossovers, the hump the class yards and pullbacks , now I know them like the Back of my hand!!!

The downtown yard:
Don Whatley posted
Back when Chattanooga was a RR hot spot.
1955.
Shared from another  FB page.

Randy James commented on Don's post
This was the Southern railways terminal, the nc&stl, l&n and central of Georgia used union Station that was sadly demolished in 1974, it was a much larger and more architecturally appealing building.


Dennis DeBruler commented on Randy's comment
The Southern station. https://www.google.com/.../data=!3m6!1e1!3m4...

Dennis DeBruler commented on Randy's comment
1958 Chattanooga Quadrangle @ 1:24,000




















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