http://www.progressiverailroading.com/p ... p?id=33371
First Nations and Alaskan Tribes have expressed their support for a new "purpose built" railroad that would link Alaska, Yukon, northern British Columbia and northern Alberta to the rest of North America.
Proposed by G Seven Generations Ltd. (G7G), the railroad would provide access to Pacific tidewater, enabling the import and export of commodities, including oil sands products.
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The proposed 1,500-mile railroad would run northwest from Fort McMurray, Alberta, and connect with the Alyeska Pipeline at Delta Junction, about 80 miles south of Fairbanks, Alaska. The rail link would use an existing marine terminal in Valdez, Alaska, which is facing declining supply of oil from Alaska's North Slope. The Trans-Alaska Pipeline System currently carries oil from the North Slope to the Valdez marine super tanker terminal.
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~el Jefe :: RAILROAD.NET Site Administrator/Co-Owner; Carman at Naugatuck Railroad
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~el Jefe :: RAILROAD.NET Site Administrator/Co-Owner; Carman at Naugatuck Railroad
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