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CNoR/CN-Kinghorn Subdivision MP 145.8-149.8 II

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Video of the former Canadian Northern Railway/CN-Kinghorn Subdivision (MP 45-49) at Jellicoe, ON. Features the grade west of KInghorn Road with the remains of old logging spurs, telegraph poles and signage.
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Active, 1914-2005.
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27 авг 2024

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@chooch9816 Месяц назад

You are going to run out of abandoned railways around the district of Thunder Bay to explore. They are enjoyable adventures to watch and learn some history as well! The four car siding was a bit of an odd feature…

@padwrr Месяц назад

Thanks. Glad you are enjoying the videos. Not to worry, there are plenty of old rail lines to explore. I've been working on this line, the Kinghorn, since 2020 and there's still work to do. I've been over all 195 miles, but now I'm going back to revisit areas that were done in the summer (it's better in the spring or fall) or have significant updates in the information about it. And there's still a ton of work to do on the Graham line.

@chooch9816 Месяц назад

@@padwrr Awesome, can’t wait to see…

@71FordGator Месяц назад

So you said that the rail bed is a ATV trail now, can you drive a 4x4 vehicle up and down these trails too? I throughly enjoy your videos. Thank You.

@padwrr Месяц назад

Glad you're enjoying the videos. Thanks for following along. So I'm currently working two former lines, this one, the Kinghorn and the Graham Sub. The Graham Sub is an official trail and most of it is drivable. I was just on it a few weeks ago and will be again tomorrow. The Kinghorn (the one in this video) is not an official trail yet. It is drivable in parts, but there are concrete barriers around the bridges and while some have been moved out of the way, others have not.