Western Railroad Discussion > Pond or river with ducks on it in Salem, Albany or Chemult, OR

Yesterday I saw a FB photo of some ducks floating on a river or pond somewhere between Chemult and  Albany, OR.  at? What the name of the pond or river Couldn't located it on google map!  Where is it exactly located at?   

Also, I saw a rail trail bridge photo on FB taken from a Amtrak train somewhere between Chemult and Oakridge, OR. Where is the bridge exactly located? Couldn't located it on google map.



Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 06/25/19 11:03 by RodneyZona.

Why don’t you ask the Facebook poster-?  Vague info in your request-!

cozephyr Wrote:
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> Why don’t you ask the Facebook poster-?  Vague info in your request-!

...or include a screen shot of the FB post?

Hopmere Hank

> Where is it exactly located at?

Grammar??? There are probably close to 1 zillion ponds or rivers between Chemult and Albany that may or may not have ducks on them at any given time. This is going to be a tough one!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/25/19 07:29 by mp345.

RodneyZona Wrote:
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> Yesterday I saw a FB photo of some ducks floating
> on a river or pond somewhere between Chemult and 
> Albany, OR.  at? What the name of the pond or
> river Couldn't located it on google map!  Where
> is it exactly located at?   
>
 That pond with the ducks floating on it  is at at the Amtrak station in either Salem, Albany or Chemult, OR.


> Also, I saw a rail trail bridge photo on FB taken
> from a Amtrak train somewhere between Chemult and
> Oakridge, OR. Where is the bridge exactly located?
> Couldn't located it on google map.

That rail trail bridge from a Amtrak train, is not a rail trail bridge, It is the Portland MAX Light Rail Tri Met bridge taken from a Amtrak train in Portland, OR. I noticed the overhead wire on the bridge.

It's 140 miles from Chemault to Albany, as the car drives. 

Lots of streams, ponds, and ducks along the way. . .