08-29-2012, 09:36 PM
I live less than a mile from the Pemberton Industrial Track. The tracks end well west of Pemberton in Mount Holly, NJ. There is a local every other week day that is usually run by either an NS or CSX pair of GP38-2s or GP40-2s.
20 minutes West is the NJ Transit Riverline Light rail / Bordentown Branch. This is actually the southern end of the Camden & Amboy, one of North America's earliest railroad lines. Some local freight moves over the Bordentown branch at night.
20 minutes South from my home is the PATCO High-Speed Line and NJ Transit's Atlantic City Line. Both take advantage of the former Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines tracks in the area, and run together from Haddonfield to Lindenwold. A little farther South is the parallel former Reading freight line to Southern NJ, which still handles CSAO freights.
40 minutes North of me is the Northease Corridor in Trenton, NJ.
20 minutes West is the NJ Transit Riverline Light rail / Bordentown Branch. This is actually the southern end of the Camden & Amboy, one of North America's earliest railroad lines. Some local freight moves over the Bordentown branch at night.
20 minutes South from my home is the PATCO High-Speed Line and NJ Transit's Atlantic City Line. Both take advantage of the former Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines tracks in the area, and run together from Haddonfield to Lindenwold. A little farther South is the parallel former Reading freight line to Southern NJ, which still handles CSAO freights.
40 minutes North of me is the Northease Corridor in Trenton, NJ.
Modeling New Jersey Under the Wire 1978-1979.
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