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It looks like the microwave tower still has its waveguide, but I don't see any microwave antennas. Just radio and/or cell antennas.
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Jim Arvites posted
View of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad passenger depot at Thermopolis, Wyoming in 1991. CB&Q passenger service ended in 1967. The station, built in 1910, is still standing today. (Jim Arvites Photo) |
This map made it easy to find the depot on a satellite map.
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| 1960/62 Thermopolis Quad @ 24,000 |
This route didn't exist in 1902.
It did exist in the 1950s. I had to access 8 quadrangles in order to trace the route from Guernsey, WY, to Laurel, MT. I marked Thermopolis with the red target symbol on this map display. The route followed the North Platte River to Casper where it then followed Casper Creek. Then the railroad went over a divide to go North down the Bighorn River.
It finally occurred to me to use a BNSF map.
Another view: https://patsrailhead.blogspot.com/2016/01/burlington-northern-station-thermopolis.html
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