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Revision as of 04:27, 23 May 2015
Railway Mile Markers I found that many radio towers shown on FCC Licenses for train operators, include the railway "mile marker" as a part of the tower location. Here are a few I dug up in the Birmingham area
On Norfolk Southern line from Birmingham east to Atlanta (the old Southern Railway line)near US 78 Mile Marker 790.29 Near Alton Road (between Irondale and Leeds) 781.8 8th St crossing (Downtown Leeds) 781.37 9th St crossing (Downtown Leeds) 780.44 Spruiell St crossing(East of Downtown Leeds) 776.59 Trails End (Brompton, near I-20 exit US78) 765.95 Wolf Creek Road crossing (Pell City) 764.15 19th St crossing (Pell City) 762.57 42nd St crossing (Pell City) 741.6 near Bynum
On Norfolk Southern line from Birmingham/Leeds southeast to Columbus Georgia (the old Central of Georgia line) near US 280 Mile Marker 425.2 Moore St crossing (Leeds) 412 Calcis (N of Vincent/Shelby county) 404.3 North of Childersburg 389.9 Near Sylacauga 380.7 North of Goodwater 367 Near Alexander City 353.2 Near Jackson Gap 341.4 Near Camp Hill 327.4 Near Stonewell/The Bottlel (Lee County) 315.8 Near Royal City/Salem (Lee County) 301.9 Near Smiths Station
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