RailPictures.Net Photo: ARR 3002 Alaska Railroad EMD GP40-2 at South of Anchorage, Alaska by Dave Blaze...
 
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» Alaska Railroad (more..)
» EMD GP40-2 (more..)
» Near ARR MP 85 
» South of Anchorage, Alaska, USA (more..)
» November 14, 2009
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» ARR 3002 (more..)
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On a cold and windy Saturday an ARR work train pauses along the shore of Turnagain Arm to dump some rip rap. The three GP40-2s provide a history of the ARR in paint - from the austere black and gold of the mid 1970s Federal days to the bold blue and yellow of 1980s and State ownership to the sophisticated scheme of today debuted in the 1990s on the SD70MACs and now the ARR's standard.
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