Playas Siding

USA / New Mexico / Lordsburg /

railway, abandoned / shut down, train station

On the abandoned El Paso and Southwestern rail line are a number of ghost sidings. These former rail stops and town sites are now only memories and visible only as foundations along the rail line.

References:
home.swbell.net/lwsumner/history.htm
map of towns and sidings
home.swbell.net/lwsumner/areamap.htm

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Paso_and_Southwestern_Railroad

Nearby cities:

Coordinates: 31°58'16"N 108°36'45"W

Esmond Station 204 km
Abandoned Track-Bed 265 km
La Posada Historic District 391 km
Williams Depot - Grand Canyon Railway 493 km
Coal Transfer for Navajo Generating Station 541 km
Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad 594 km
Silverton Railroad Heritage Park 655 km
Cedarwood 758 km
Interstate 70 Interchange 167 874 km
BNSF Denver 38th St. Yard 929 km

Hidalgo County, New Mexico 7.5 km
Coyote Hills 13 km
Brockman Hills 15 km
Black Mountain 24 km
Pyramid Peak 31 km
Granite Gap 33 km
Banner Gold Mine 39 km
Lordsburg Municipal Airport (LSB/KLSB) 41 km
Lordsburg Playa (Dry, pleistocene era lake) 45 km
Summit Hills 69 km

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Hidalgo County, New Mexico Coyote Hills Brockman Hills Black Mountain Pyramid Peak Granite Gap Banner Gold Mine Lordsburg Municipal Airport (LSB/KLSB) Lordsburg Playa (Dry, pleistocene era lake) Summit Hills