Photo By: Kevin Morgan

The southern end of the Front Range Sub is one of those rare subdivisions where might actually see a northbound coal empty or a northbound coal load! Northbound coal loads head toward the Valmont power plant in Boulder and are pretty common. Coal empties however only come to the Front Range Sub when they are headed for the Powder River Basin and have been re-routed. Such was the case on this day as this PRB coal empty heads north through the siding at Broomfield after a meet. Email Questions or Comments to the Webmaster. User Comments (3) Posted By Adam On Friday, April 4, 2008 At 12:22:18 AM (PT) Awsome Shot Man! hey i caught this train in the springs the same day awsome!!! Posted By Webmaster On Thursday, April 3, 2008 At 11:50:29 AM (PT) "Power", "Powder" ... what's the difference but a single letter! Thanks for catching my typo. Sometimes my fingers type without listening to all the instructions from the brain. Posted By Doug Young On Thursday, April 3, 2008 At 10:35:52 AM (PT) Should that be "Powder" River Basin? Of course, it makes more sense as the "Power" River Basin! [ Add Comment ]

1771 views 3 comments Wednesday, April 2, 2008 at 12:09:44 PM image date Location Information City or County and State Broomfield, CO Subdivision Front Range (BNSF) Milepost or Control Point Broomfield Train Information Railroad BNSF Model ES44AC Unit Number BNSF 5781 Symbol E-MLTSBM0-28A Paint Scheme   Photo Information Camera Make/Model Canon / Canon EOS 20D ISO 100 Flash Did Not Fire Focal Length 28 mm Shutter 1/250 seconds Aperture f/10

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