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- Southern Pacific Transportation Company formed the Oregon and Eureka Railroad in 1903 in an agreement to use logging railroads as part of a line connecting Humboldt County (California) sawmills with the national rail network. Northwestern Pacific Railroad offered service over the route from 1911 through 1933. The northern 6-mile (9.7 km) of the line remained in use as a Hammond Lumber Company logging branch until 1948. (en)
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- dbr:Sandpoint,_Idaho
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- dbr:Travel_Town_Museum
- dbr:Trinidad,_California
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- dbr:Southern_Pacific_Transportation_Company
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- Southern Pacific Transportation Company formed the Oregon and Eureka Railroad in 1903 in an agreement to use logging railroads as part of a line connecting Humboldt County (California) sawmills with the national rail network. Northwestern Pacific Railroad offered service over the route from 1911 through 1933. The northern 6-mile (9.7 km) of the line remained in use as a Hammond Lumber Company logging branch until 1948. (en)
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- Oregon and Eureka Railroad (en)
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- Oregon and Eureka Railroad (en)
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