With miles and miles of staging track, 4 and 5 wide, Bill, Wyoming has more empty coal cars than almost any place on the planet

With miles and miles of staging track, 4 and 5 wide, Bill, Wyoming has more empty coal cars than almost any place on the planet.

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A pair of Rio Grande diesel locomotives at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Boulder, Colorado.

UP 1266 & 5958 pull an empty coal train past a full train near Bill, Wyoming on 10 Nov 2003.

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With miles and miles of staging track, 4 and 5 wide, Bill, Wyoming has more empty coal cars than almost any place on the planet. Here UP 7120 and two other loks pull a loaded coal train past the miles of empties.

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A UP train heads onto the staging track at Thunder Basin Coal Company in Northeast Wyoming 10 Nov 2003.

With miles and miles of staging track, 4 and 5 wide, Bill, Wyoming has more empty coal cars than almost any place on the planet.

A single car labors up the hill toward Pikes Peak, Colorado.

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A pair of Rio Grande diesel locomotives at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Boulder, Colorado. 22 Oct 2007. 
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UP 1266 & 5958 pull an empty coal train past a full train near Bill, Wyoming on 10 Nov 2003. 
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A UP train heads onto the staging track at Thunder Basin Coal Company in Northeast Wyoming 10 Nov 2003. 
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A pair of UP dieselloks pulls an empty train onto the staging track at the Thunder Basin Coal Company near Wright, Wyoming on 10 Nov 2003. 
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