TheAntiGates wrote:Is any part of Kansas farther north than this bridge?
Oh Lord, I hope you don't start talking to me in longitude and latitude! The answer is no.
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Brian (IA) http://blhanel.rrpicturearchives.net.
TheAntiGates wrote: Murphy Siding wrote: TheAntiGates wrote:Was the waterway the Missouri river? yes Is the physical location farther south than ALL of North Dakota?
Murphy Siding wrote: TheAntiGates wrote:Was the waterway the Missouri river? yes
TheAntiGates wrote:Was the waterway the Missouri river?
yes
Man, you like to really qualify your yes or no questions! The answer is YES
blhanel wrote:Is the town in Iowa?
No. Not in Iowa
n012944 wrote: eolafan wrote: ndbprr wrote: Misssissippi River? Between Wisconsin and Minnesota? Lacrosse, WI? LaCrosse would also be my guess. I don't think the GN got down to Lacrosse, did it? I was thinking Sioux City? Bert
eolafan wrote: ndbprr wrote: Misssissippi River? Between Wisconsin and Minnesota? Lacrosse, WI? LaCrosse would also be my guess.
ndbprr wrote: Misssissippi River? Between Wisconsin and Minnesota? Lacrosse, WI?
Misssissippi River?
Between Wisconsin and Minnesota?
Lacrosse, WI?
LaCrosse would also be my guess.
I don't think the GN got down to Lacrosse, did it? I was thinking Sioux City?
Bert
no
no, no & no
An "expensive model collector"
How about something familiar, yet different? Chad had the Western where is it, based on his (super) photos. I don't have photos, so all I can give you is clues, and answers to "yes" or "no" questions. Note that I have a limited imagination for these type of things. Let me know when someone else wants to try one.
This town built a railroad bridge accross a major waterway, hoping to attract a railroad with trans-continental ambitions. Allthough the town was served by Great Northern,Milwaukee Road, and Chicago Northwestern, the bridge never had rails on it. As another clue, Rock Island was, at one time, thought to be interested in putting a line through this town. Name the town, or ask a "yes" or "no" question.
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