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» Unknown
» Needles, California, USA (more..)
» December 05, 1973
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Three Amtrak SDP40F’s have brought 14-car Train 3, combined Super Chief - El Capitan, down from Arizona’s summit of 7,354-ft. at Riordan to the 475-ft. level of the Colorado River as the train leaves Arizona and enters California very late on Dec. 5, 1973, which enabled this photo.
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