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Western Railroad Discussion > Is this really a port ? or part of a Tex Ritter tuneDate: 01/23/23 14:10 Is this really a port ? or part of a Tex Ritter tune Author: WrongWayMurphy I always thought a port involved ships and water.
Today at the Tenaha, Tex. frac sand and other bulk materials yard Last photo is of the ex SP "Rabbit" looking east at the ex Santa Fe (BNSF) crossing    Date: 01/23/23 15:13 Re: Is this really a port ? or part of a Tex Ritter tune Author: amtrak8 Port:an inland town or city whose connection to the coast by a river or other body of water enables it to act as a port; or
a town or city with a harbor where ships load or unload, especially one where customs officers are stationed. Date: 01/23/23 15:25 Re: Is this really a port ? or part of a Tex Ritter tune Author: MrMRL What the matter, you folks never passed the Port of Montana just west of Butte?
~ Mr. MRL Date: 01/23/23 15:35 Re: Is this really a port ? or part of a Tex Ritter tune Author: mapboy MrMRL Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What the matter, you folks never passed the Port > of Montana just west of Butte? > > ~ Mr. MRL Or the Port of Tucson? mapboy Date: 01/23/23 16:47 Re: Is this really a port ? or part of a Tex Ritter tune Author: misty1 Mr MRL you know most people do not even know where Butte is mucch less the Port of Montana. Wife called for a tow on McDonald several years go and ask if she was near "But"te
Ed Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/23/23 16:48 by misty1. Date: 01/23/23 17:53 Re: Is this really a port ? or part of a Tex Ritter tune Author: alongthejointline Rail port discussion - https://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?2,976982
Date: 01/23/23 20:35 Re: Is this really a port ? or part of a Tex Ritter tune Author: DNRY122 While driving through Oklahoma on Historic Highway 66, we encountered the Tulsa Port of Catoosa. There's also a Tulsa Port of Inola. Apparently the Verdigris River is navigable from its junction with the Arkansas River as far inland as the Tulsa area, and can support barge traffic. There are some large railroad yards in the area; they look big enough to have on-site switching locomotives.
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