Five Union Pacific Locomotives

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By Mieguy @ 2011-09-18 22:59:18
The "Union Pacific Railroad" is the largest railroad network in the USA. It operates circa 32,000 miles of tracks. Operation started in the year 1862.

These five locmotives sit on a railyard in Nampa, Idaho beside some freight cars.
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