Preliminary Track Plan - A three level track plan

PDF link to the multi-deck plan here.   One sheet per deck.  

The first level is southeastern South Dakota.  Upper level is the South Dakota Black Hills, starting with Custer with the branch to Hot Springs, SD.   Lower Level exists to support Sioux City, the main yard and staging for the other decks.

Here are some scratches that I've been keeping in a Google doc about the towns that will be modeled and some potential indistries to be modeled.  Will be a mix of real and ficticious.

Stations / Towns


Whitewood - staging for DM&E / FEMV - Hidden staging level

Tracks spaced 2 inches on center.

Off the helix, we’ll put a #8 left hand switch followed by two RH #6 switches



Deadwood

  • Use Walthers City Station as stand-in for C&NW station 

  • Fisher & Hunter

  • T. C. Fruit Co

  • Lumber Yard


Orohondo

  • Cyanide tanks


Kirk / Yates yard

   


Fantail / Lead


Dumont - highest point on the line. Elevation 6,155  Marker.  No town.

Hill City

  • Pella Depot?

  • Winery?

  • Brewery

  • Black Hills Forest Products - name of a company operating in Hill City now.


Pringle

  • Cement Plant

  • Lumbermill

  • Scrap yard



Sioux City  - This yard assembles trains for both the High Line and Garretson / Corson Sub.  High Line trains are moved to Lincoln via a transfer job

  • Terra Chemicals

  • Engine terminal



Garretson

  • Fertilizer Depot


Spur (Marshall Subdivision) to

Splitrock

  • Shuttle elevator 

  • Fertilizer depot


Marshall

  • MCP

  • Staging for traffic to/from Wilmar


Corson

  • MW Railcar 

  • Feed plant

  • Fertilizer depot


Sioux Falls

  • Winn-chil Frozen Foods Terminal

  • Stone Container - paper rolls in, corrugated paper out

  • Carlson Distributing - Beer in.

  • TJN Scrap

  • Raven Industries

  • Rainbow Play systems?

  • Roof truss outfit?

  • Scott Lumber / Lampert Yards

  • Dry bulk cement facility

  • Engine service facility

  • E&E?



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