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A pair of Rio Grande diesel locomotives at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Boulder, Colorado. 22 Oct 2007. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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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. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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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. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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Union Pacific 6063 leads a loaded coal train down the hill near Rollinsville, Colorado on 1 July 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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UP 5988 & 5561 on BNSF mainline near Middletown, Iowa. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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Union Pacific 5988 & 5561 pulls its empty coal train on the BNSF main line near Middletown, Iowa 15 Apr 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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A mixed freight train is pulled by the engines 5682 of the UP and 9816 of the NS. The picture was made in Sealy (Texas) on 11.03.2008. 
Dennis Kraus

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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Three Union Pacific engines with a freight train in Sealy (Texas) on 23.10.2007. The engines have to pull 128 cars loaded full with gravel. 
Dennis Kraus

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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A freight train of the Union Pacific with three engines of different types is arriving in a yard in Houston Texas. The first one is a “C45ACCTE” with the number 5511, the second one is a “SD70ACe” (8358) and the third one is a “SD70M” and has the number 4462. 16.03.2008. 
Dennis Kraus

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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UP 1901 (GP 60) is standing in a long line of parked engines. It wears still the “Rio Grande” painting. The Rio Grande railroad was taken over by the Union Pacific in the year 1996. Houston (Texas), 04.02.2008. 
Dennis Kraus

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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The Union Pacific engines 2698, 2669, 6855 and 6509 in Galveston on 15.10.2007. 
Dennis Kraus

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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The Union Pacific engines 9230 and 4943 with a mixed freight train in Spring (near Houston, Texas). 17.02.2008. 
Dennis Kraus

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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UPY 2673 in a yard in Houston (Texas). 21.02.2008. 
Dennis Kraus

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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The UP engines 2733 and 3317 (both are SD 40) with a mixed freight train in Sealy (Texas). 13.02.2008 
Dennis Kraus

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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Two Union Pacific engines are standing with a freight train in a yard in Houston (Texas). 26.02.2008. 
Dennis Kraus

USA / Companies / Union Pacific

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