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Pacific Great Eastern, once Canada's third largest railroad, was well known for its "Remote Scenery and Dynamic Locomotive Roster." Although the rail line's name underwent a couple …

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Incorporated in 1912 as Pacific Great Eastern Railway to take over the operations of the Howe Sound & Northern Railway. North Vancouver - Whytecliff line completed in 1914 (and disused from 1928 to 1956). Railway taken over by provincial government in 1918. Line between Squamish and Prince George completed in 1952.

Pacific Great Eastern evolved steadily since the day the very first diesel-powered locomotive entered service on the British Columbia government-owned railway. The primarily north-south …

2025年3月18日 · The year under "Paint, date" indicates the date of the reference photo (s) used for the drawing.

BCR 719 awaits the call for service at North Vancouver yard. Two M-630s, 714, and 715 leave North Vancouver en route to Prince George with the standard fare: empty bulkhead flats. BCR 756 (SD-40-2) and BC Rail 717 (M-630) lead a s/b through Whistler, BC. M630W 724 and M420B 687 are the mid-train helpers on this S/B at Whistler, BC.

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Railway taken over by provincial government in 1918. Line between Squamish and Prince George completed in 1952. Line between North Vancouver and Squamish completed in 1956. Name changed to British Columbia Railway on April 1, 1972. …

Title: BCOL 611 Description: BC Rail called these CAT rebuilds CRS20-CATs, but they still looked like Montreal Locomotive RS18s on the majority of the carbody. These units were being used as yard switchers and transfer power in the early 2000s.