Eastbound ethanol unit Train from Tirgo, CA - Dodge City, KS - (U-TCADDC0) with a fake bonnet Dash-9 leading the train.

Westbound freight.

A Fake bonnet leader is almost a rarity currently and I consider myself fortunate to spot it leading in good light traveling eastwards towards Dodge City, KS from Tirgo, CA

East Bound Unit Train from Tirgo, CA - Dodge City, KS - (U-TCADDC0) crosses the Kingman hill ranges with a fake bonnet Dash-9 leading the train. This is the up track towards Flagstaff which curves... (more)

KINGMAN AZ May 24 1984 — Santa Fe GP35u 3401awaits an assignment. EMD built the unit in August 1965 as GP35 1401 and delivered it in Blue body with yellow ends (bookends) paint scheme. During th... (more)

BNSF intermodal train Enters Kingman Canyon on the wrong track due to maintenance going on at Kingman yard on the other track.

BNSF eastbound intermodal train in Kingman Canyon

BNSF eastbound intermodal train in Kingman Canyon

BNSF grain train Enters Kingman Canyon on the wrong track due to maintenance going on at Kingman yard on the other track.

Much has been written over the years about the mystique of the Santa Fe and the boundless beauty of the Southwest in which the railroad built through to achieve the Pacific. Kingman Canyon testifi... (more)

Pulling hard up one percent grade of Slaughterhouse Canyon, five GE locomotives (3x2) battle icy rails to get this Stockton, CA to Chicago, IL Q-train through Kingman, AZ. and eastward over the su... (more)

The "O"-91 Kingman Local rounds the curve of a snowy Kingman Canyon as it heads east, back to its home yard, after servicing the McConnico Steel Plant.

A Norfolk Southern ES44AC leads a short two-car Kingman Local through Kingman Canyon as it heads to McConnico Steel Plant. Kingman received seven inches of snow the night before; blanketing the wh... (more)

A pair of former Santa Fe Warbonnets pull a 5,700' long baretable train as they head west for the Port of Los Angeles. This baretable train is traveling down main two in Kingman Canyon. Normally,... (more)

A pair of GE motors are roaring in full dynamics as they hold back a westbound vehicle train as it descends down the 1.7% grade of Kingman Canyon.