CN Odell (ex BC Rail)
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Odell is a junction on Canadian National's former BC Rail Chetwynd Subdivision. From Odell the Stuart Subdivision runs 73 miles to the northwest to Fort St. James, which is the beginning of the Dease Lake Line. The Pacific Great Eastern built north from Prince George through this area during the 1950s, on the way to northeastern British Columbia. Fort St. James was reached during 1967. The PGE became BC Rail during 1972, and on July 14, 2004 Canadian National acquired BC Rail.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BC_Rail
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Coordinates: 54°14'58"N 122°38'23"W
- BC Rail Continental Divide crossing 1.5 km
- BC Rail Continental Divide crossing 2.8 km
- CN Rail Bridge 38 km
- Wakely 56 km
- CNR Wolverine tunnel 103 km
- Wolverine coal loadout 127 km
- Quintette Washing Plant and Coal loadout 135 km
- Trend Mine washing plant and coal loadout 138 km
- CN Railway Tunnel 271 km
- CN Yellowhead Pass 314 km
- Summit Lake 6.3 km
- Davie Lake 32 km
- Carp Lake 73 km
- Carp Lake Provincial Park 74 km
- McLeod Lake 77 km
- Bullmoose mine 121 km
- Quintette coal mine 127 km
- Wolverine Project--Hermann Mine 127 km
- Quintette Coal mine 134 km
- Dokie Wind Farm 177 km