New CBRW Website

Stopped by to see the new website. Here is what I found.

Wheeler Turn Views

Photos by me.

October 10, 2025

Leaving Wheeler.

Crossing the East Low Canal.

Approaching Warden.

CBRW Deadline At Warden

Photo by me.

October 15, 2025

Left to right, 610, 608, 166, 1626, 2274. Yakima has a similar deadline. 

SW1200s At Warden.

Photo courtesy of Lauren Scrafford.

Lauren says:
"The Columbia Basin SW1200 roster at Warden, WA on April 19, 2002. CBRW 212, 201 and partially hidden 203. I took this during the noonday sun which was harsh plus and a bit into the sun as I couldn't get another angle on this subject.

All 3 units are former MOPAC SW1200's. MP 1273, 1257 & 1148. The same day I followed the Wheeler which had CBRW 1626 and 2087. The CBRW 2087 was one of 2 GP38's that the CBRW rostered."

Highball Quincy

Courtesy of James Belmont. Photo by Doug Harrop.

September 9, 1981

Burlington Northern train No. 4 rolls east into Quincy, Washington. Quincy lies atop a part of the Columbia River Basalt Group which is overlaid by Pleistocene outburst flood deposits. How's that for geology geekery? Doug would likely approve.

Trinidad

Courtesy of James Belmont. Doug Harrop photo.

May 25, 1976

Burlington Northern (former Colorado & Southern) 900 leads BN train No. 88, climbing the 20-mile, 1% grade from the Columbia River basin just east of Trinidad, Washington.

Early 1980s Wenatchee View

Photo courtesy of Greg Weirich.