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I saw my 1st Wisconsin Central Sunday am. # 7526. In Baltimore , I think it was hijacked as it was following a CSX Q410 Now , my question where can I find info on this RR as I can't find any links to it?? Thanks Dan. MPbaa9.0 out
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The Wisconsin Central and the Illinois Central Railroad were acquired by Canadian National not too long ago to expand thier operations further into the US. Seeing a Wisconsin Central locomotive now is becoming a rare traet since most are being scrapped or sold off by CN as well as a few are being painted into their new owners colors.
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Thanks it helped. I just fear that soon there will be only 4 RR's left CSX UP NS CN
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Man-oh-man, ain't that the truth? Perhaps even two. I suppose it is inevitable and all for the economic good of the railroads, but I was spoiled growing up in Galesburg, IL.. located on the mainlines of both the CB&Q and the AT&SF and recall E's and F's; Q's Zephyrs and the Santa Fe's fleet of passenger trains.
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