Sorry I saw your email in the ORM list and responded directly.
I find line segment numbers on track charts and timetables. I mostly work
with lines that have left BNSF or its predecessors so I have line segments
that were assigned by those railroads. Here is a great list of
line segments of the
It is absolutely fascinating (to me, anyway) to watch this conversation!
I thanked Russ Nelson on wiki for his comments at New York/Railroads. (And we
still have a ways to go there).
SteveA
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I'd love any information you can send regarding any sort of route number in
use here like you're discussing. I've worked around the US rail industry
for several decades (federal bridge engineer), and have never heard of such
a thing, so I'm very curious.
You're not talking about the FRAARCID in
Chuck,
Thank You for your time fixing the reporting marks section.
Railroad Line numbers do exist for railroads in the United States and
Canada.
Ref= is for the use of line numbers. I can send you links to line
numbers. Line numbers were given to a line by the railroad when it was
laid and
In the interim this week, I got the wiki page up for tag:reporting_marks,
and started using the tag in my area as a bit of a test - we had the
thought that if there proved to be a better tag to hold this info, since
this is a "novel" tag, it'd be easy to query out places we'd used it and
just
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