Train Symbols — alphanumeric codes to trains/locations

BostonUrbEx wrote:Sometimes crews/dispatchers/clerks will get creative with one-offs and unusual runs such as this.

Yes, like running a train as RILJ and LJRI, when it reality it was just the RI-1 crew running to Leeds Junction to pick up some stored cars, and return.

Nice shot of XO Tower and NS1074 on this page:

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When I was a kid, there were 3 jobs out of Plainville. They were PLED, which for a while was PLSP (Springfield), with a transfer from ED meeting them. The Plainville job was PL1, which did Bristol, Canal, and New Britain. The Waterbury job was WA1. Waterville is a much larger
terminal, so what was it's code, if back then WA was Waterbury?

Likely WA, they dont seem to mind duplicate ID's.

How long ago were you a kid? I'm just wondering if B&M and MEC were still separate entities.

I'm talking about the late 1980s. They used the WA symbol for Waterbury.

PAR & NECR dont Interchange in Millers Falls Anymore, they now interchange in Brattleboro, VT.

Brattleboro is the NECR-PAS interchange, PAR has no direct connection.