Template:Carson and Colorado Railway

Carson and Colorado Railway
Nevada Subdivision Hazen Fallon branch Virginia & Truckee Railroad 0 mi 0 km Mound House route change & converted 1905 Mound House Plaster Co. Marbelite Spur 6 mi 10 km Dayton Dayton, Sutro & Carson Valley RR Rock Point Carson River Clifton Hazen cutoff Fort Churchill Washout Copper Belt Railway 38 mi 61 km Wabuska Fort Churchill Generating Station Walker River Lux Mason Rio Vista Reservation Schurz Walker River Rawhide Junction Stuckley Gillis Nolan Magnus Walker 1905 bypass Thorne Hawthorne Army Depot 100 mi 161 km Hawthorne Cottonwood Dover Stansfield Kinkead 125 mi 201 km Luning New Boston Mina end of dual gauge 137 mi 220 km Soda Springs Rhodes Rhodes salt marsh Tonopah Junction Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad 150 mi 241 km Belleville Filben Candelaria Little Summit Raydel Bassalt Mt. Montgomery Sunland elev. 7,141 ft (2,177 m) Montgomery Pass tunnel 247 ft 75.3 m Silex Queen Nevada California 193 mi 311 km Benton Chalfant 224 mi 360 km Laws (Bishop) 239 mi 385 km Alvord Monola rerouted c. 1920s Owens River Tinemaha Reservoir Owens River 267 mi 430 km Independence Owenyo Lone Pine Subdivision 231 mi 372 km Lone Pine 293 mi 472 km Keeler

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References

• Carson City Quadrangle (Map) (1949 ed.). United States Geological Survey. 1893. Retrieved 5 January 2026.
• Map, Time Tables and Connections (PDF). Virginia & Truckee R.R. February 1897. Retrieved 13 January 2026.
• Due, John F. (May 1959). "Carson & Colroado Railroad". The Western Railroader for the Western Railfan. 22 (7). San Mateo, California: 15.
• Myrick, David F. (1992). Railroads of Nevada and Eastern California. Vol. I: The Northern Roads (Revised ed.). Reno, Nevada: University of Nevada Press. pp. 160, 168–169, 171, 175, 202–203, 209. ISBN 0-87417-193-8.