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This photo was taken of an old railroad snowplow that has been refurbished and is on display at Potter's Marsh Train Station at the South end of Anchorage, Alaska.
| Potter Train Station
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AlaskaPhotography.com
May 2000 Send this Page to a Friend 
Click Here to Send a Postcard The Alaska Railroad is the last full-service railroad in the United States.
From the tidewaters at Whittier and Seward to the heart of the Interior Alaska, the Alaska Railroad covers more than 500 miles. Summer services offer 3 daily routes: the Denali Star departs daily from Anchorage and Fairbanks with stops at Talkeetna and Denali; the Coastal Classic serves Anchorage and Seward, with magnificent walls of ice, jagged peaks and gorges along this route; and the Glacier Discovery connects Anchorage and Whittier, winding along the scenic Turnagain Arm of the Cook Inlet. In addition to daily service routes, The Hurricane Turn offers a unique "flag" service between Talkeetna and Hurricane Gulch, providing a vital transportation link for rural Alaskans.
If you have any questions about the Alaska Railroad, call 1-800-544-0552 and mention you found their information on AlaskaPhotography.com. |
