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D&RGW System Maps

Compiled by Don Strack

This page was last updated on July 28, 2003

D&RGW 1923 System Map — The D&RGW system in 1923 is shown in six different components: 1st Division (Denver to Trinidad), 2nd Division (Salida to Grand Junction via Tennessee Pass), 3rd Division (Salida to Alamosa to Montrose and Grand Junction, via Marshall Pass), 4th Division (La Veta to Alamosa, Alamosa to Santa Fe, Antonito to Durango), Rio Grande Southern Railroad, and all Utah Lines.

D&RGW 1934 System Map — The D&RGW system in 1934 is shown four separate divisions: Pueblo (Denver to Trinidad to Alamosa), Alamosa Division (Salida to Alamosa, to Montrose via Marshall Pass, to Santa Fe, to Durango), Grand Junction (Salida to Helper via Tennessee Pass, Montrose to Grand Junction), and Salt Lake Division (Helper to Ogden).

D&RGW 1969 System Map — The D&RGW system in 1969 is shown in two divisions: Colorado Division (all Colorado lines to Grand Junction) and Utah Division (all Utah lines to Grand Junction).

This work is copyright 2000-2011 by Don Strack, but licensed under a Creative Commons License.