| July 1923, No. 305 | Canadian Railway and Marine World (Toronto) | Page 343, col. 3 |
Canadian National Railways construction, betterments, etc.
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Grant-Nakina terminal facilities.—As stated in Canadian Railway and Marine World for February, in connection with the building of the Longlac-Nakina cutoff, the terminal facilities at Grant, Ont., the present divisional point, 254.2 miles west of Cochrane, will be removed 15.9 miles west to Nakina next summer. They consist of passenger station, National Transcontinental Ry. type D 116 1/2×30 ft.; storehouse, 48×20 ft.; locomotive house, 12 stalls; machine shop and 75 ft. turntable; coaling plant, 200 ton capacity; cinder hoist, single; ice house, 1,000 ton capacity; water tank, 70,000 gal. capacity; trainmen's rest house, 39 ft.×37 1/3 ft.; 5 double cottages, providing 10 dwellings for employees; 10 miles of yard tracks, with capacity for 700 cars.
Railways: C.N.Rys.