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The following map shows the state of railways in southern British Columbia for each from 1880 to 2005. | The following map shows the state of railways in southern British Columbia for each from 1880 to 2005. See the written timeline of events at [[Railways in Southern British Columbia]]. | ||
==Legend== | |||
*red - Canadian Pacific Railway | |||
*pink - as KVR (part of the CPR) | |||
*dark green - Great Northern | |||
*light green - Canadian National | |||
*yellow - independent: | |||
:*Kettle Valley Railway | |||
:*Spokane International, | |||
:*Short line operator on old Nelson and Fort Sheppard | |||
:*Short line operator into Okanagon | |||
<flash> | *navy blue - independent: | ||
:*PGE/BC Rail - now part of Canadian National | |||
:*Short line operator into Okanagon | |||
<flash>RailwaysInBC.swf|width=734|height=427|bgcolor=#cccccc</flash> | |||
Latest revision as of 01:35, 21 February 2006
The following map shows the state of railways in southern British Columbia for each from 1880 to 2005. See the written timeline of events at Railways in Southern British Columbia.
Legend
- red - Canadian Pacific Railway
- pink - as KVR (part of the CPR)
- dark green - Great Northern
- light green - Canadian National
- yellow - independent:
- Kettle Valley Railway
- Spokane International,
- Short line operator on old Nelson and Fort Sheppard
- Short line operator into Okanagon
- navy blue - independent:
- PGE/BC Rail - now part of Canadian National
- Short line operator into Okanagon
<flash>RailwaysInBC.swf|width=734|height=427|bgcolor=#cccccc</flash>
