A touch of morning fog lingers on the Sheyenne River, as a westbound BNSF coal empty rolls across the massive 3,800 plus-foot long viaduct at Valley City, North Dakota. This is the Jamestown Subdi... (more)

After waiting for two westbounds in Sanborn, the Jamestown to Dilworth local is back on the move east as it heads over Valley City.

A GEVO shoves hard on an empty coal train as it crosses the Hi-Line Bridge at Valley City, ND.

The Jamestown Local had some great old power on it this afternoon as it headed east for Dilworth.

After waiting for maintence of way to clear, this priority intermodal train from British Columbia snakes through the Sheyanne River Valley into Valley City. A recent change on the CP now has this... (more)

A westbound empty coal train with an SD70ACe DPU gleams in the early morning sun as it rolls across the Hi-Line Bridge at Valley City, ND.

The DPU of a coal empty flies high above Valley City. Framed under the massive bridge is the grain elevator on the north end of town along the CP tracks at the bottom of the valley.

The Jamestown Local heads toward Dilworth behind a rare ex-ATSF snoot. Here, they fit nicely on the former NP Hi-line bridge at Valley City, ND. In the distance, you can see the elevator that is... (more)

A hot 198 intermodal train coasts down the hill into Valley City, ND. Within the last few days, CP has started using distributed power on these trains. Once through the S-curve, the train will b... (more)

Two EMDs, one former Santa Fe and one former BN, lead the Jamestown local east across the huge bridge at Valley City on a beautiful early fall day.

The entire length of this 6600' stack train is visible as it winds through the Sheyenne River valley at Valley City, ND. The BNSF's former NP Hi-Line Bridge is visible on the left.

With spring flooding in North Dakota, the water in one of the lakes east of Sanborn, ND is almost up to the top of the causeway.

An empty coal train passes over the 3,860 feet (1,180 m) long Hi-Line Bridge through Valley City, North Dakota. Constructed between 1906 and 1908. At the time it was the longest bridge for its hei... (more)

With spring leaves just starting to pop and the Sheyenne River slowly receding BNSF 9899 pushes a loaded coal train over the 3,860 feet (1,180 m) long Hi-Line Bridge through Valley City.

A westbound BNSF empty unit coal train crosses Valley City trestle.