Rail Served: (Satellite)
Looking east from US-59.
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| Street View, Aug 2021 |
Looking west from US-59. The fall protectors indicate that the elevator is rail served, and the cuts of hoppers confirms it.
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| Street View, Aug 2021 |
Not only are the wood grain elevators still standing, but they are also the core of an expanded elevator.
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| Street View, Aug 2013 |
The sidings look long enough to hold a unit train. This elevator must ship a lot of grain because a train was caught in all four street views and by a satellite. In this satellite excerpt. a cut of hoppers starts at the left edge.
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| Satellite |
And they have their own switcher to help load the hoppers.
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| Satellite |
Even the old elevator loads hoppers even though it doesn't have a fall protector. I didn't realize that an elevator can load hoppers without fall protection.
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| Street View, Aug 2018 |
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| Kelly Burthwick posted, cropped Elbow lake 4/9/2024 |
I wonder how many bushels this co-op can store. It seems rather large.
The current railroad was the SOO. According to a USGS map, it is now CP. The Great Northern railroad is abandoned.
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| 1949 Barrett Quad @ 62,500 |
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