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210-12201 viewsWeipa, Lorim Point railway workshops, Comeng Qld 1976 build HMAS type bottom discharge ore car 3089, this was the second last car of that order.
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212-02201 viewsWeipa, view from the road overbridge looking towards the dump station and small yard that is Lorim Point, the dump station is in the far distance.
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192-14200 viewsJunee, NSWSRA standard gauge locomotive depot, a view looking through the fuelling point with the sanding facility behind that, stored 45 class units on the right.
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210-05200 viewsWeipa, Lorim Point, rake of loaded cars with a compressor car on the rear of the consist closest to camera.
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134-12199 viewsThe Risk, station overview, looking south from north end, down departure signals, stand pipe and water tank.
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192-16199 viewsJunee, NSWSRA standard gauge locomotive depot, the cab of a Comeng built ALCo CE615A sits amongst the flowers.
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211-12199 viewsEast Weipa Mine Centre, Komatsu HD1400 #42805 with a Tubemakers belly dump trailer.
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213-21199 viewsWeipa, Lorim Point fuel point, Comalco R 1004 loco Clyde Engineering built EMD model JT42C built 1990 serial 90-1277, weight 132 tonne, engine 12-710G3A, generator AR11-WBA-CA5, traction motors D87ETR, rated power 2460 kW/3300 hp. The body is similar to a V/Line N class while the components are the same as the Australian National AN class. Originally built for Goldsworthy Mining as GML 10 for use at their Western Australian iron ore railway and locally known as Cinderella. Purchased by Comalco in 1994 following the takeover of Goldsworthy by BHP.
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190-11198 viewsCootamundra, NSW Main South, looking south, with the Sorting Sidings at left, and main yard in the middle, mainlines at right with the Down Refuge running down the middle of image.
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193-14198 viewsMoodlu, old grade crossing, looking west in Down direction across what is now Devantier Rd grade crossing, signal is for the Moodlu Quarry junction which is just around the curve. GeoData.
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211-13198 viewsEast Weipa Mine Centre, Komatsu HD1400 #42605 with a Tubemakers belly dump trailer #426-23.
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131-2-22197 viewsGerogery, 616 km from Sydney on the NSW Main South, remains of station platform looking north. GeoData.
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135-10197 viewsIpswich signal box, rear, semaphore signal.
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134-06197 viewsKagaru, station overview, station building, waiting room, signal box, staff exchange platform, looking south.
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187-10197 viewsMonkland, Gympie Queensland. VMO type molasses waggon VMO 33440 and two others. Originally built by Nippon Sharyo Nihon in 1965 as a batch of 200 VO type coal hoppers. Converted to VMO in 1994. GeoData.
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188-05197 viewsHenty, located 580 km from Sydney on the NSW Main South, looking towards the station building across the yard, two V/Line grain waggons in the yard. Goods shed and platform on the right. Geo Data.
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189-04197 viewsThe Rock, located at the 550.29 km on NSW Main South line, station sign at north end of platform.
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190-10197 viewsCootamundra, NSW Main South, looking south with the grain loading area and Ascom silo complex and the yard with rakes of stored waggons.
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210-03197 viewsWeipa, Lorim Point, Comalco rail dump station, view of the hydraulic jacking or indexing arms located on the Andoom side of the unloader, used to position the train for unloading.
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212-05197 viewsWeipa, RAAF Hercules plane preparing for landing at Scherger Base.
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