| December 1902, No. 58 | The Railway and Shipping World (Toronto) | Page 407, col. 1 |
Grand Trunk betterments, etc.
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Port Huron-Chicago double-tracking.—At the meetings of the subsidiary companies recently held in Detroit, it was stated that of the 335 miles of track between Port Huron and Chicago, the double-track was completed and in operation of 157 miles. Many of the heavy gradients have been cut down to enable locomotives to handle more loaded cars, while at Flint, Mich., a detour of 10 miles has been made to escape a particularly heavy grade, the new part being intended for freight and mixed trains, while the old part will be given over to passenger traffic. (Oct., pg. 341.)
Railways: G.T.Ry.