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Photo ID: 109588
Date Shot
Photo By
Sunday, October 8, 2023 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
North of Nunn
Nunn, CO
140
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific, BNSF
It is a pretty rare sight to find BNSF orange on UP's Greeley Sub! In 2023, it seems that most lines, regardless of the owner, have at least one other railroad with trackage rights on their line. UP's Greeley Sub between Denver and Cheyenne is not one of those lines. UP is the owner and no other railroad has trackage rights. So these BNSF units must just be power sharing units on this northbound military train.
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Photo ID: 109587
Date Shot
Photo By
Sunday, October 8, 2023 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
North of Nunn
Nunn, CO
147
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific, BNSF
Just north of the siding of Nunn, we have an extremely unique northbound manifest on the Greeley Sub. A loaded military train, which originated at Fort Carson near Colorado Springs, is led by a pair of BNSF ES44C4s and an UP AC4400CW.
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Photo ID: 109583
Date Shot
Photo By
Sunday, October 8, 2023 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
Nunn (8,250ft)
Nunn, CO
143
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
For as long as I can remember, the water tower in the town of Nunn has displayed the saying "Watch Nunn Grow". In 1910, the population of Nunn was 143 people and, as of 2020, that has indeed grown to 504 people! Meanwhile, a northbound manifest cuts through town on the mainline.
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Photo ID: 105362
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, July 18, 2015 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
North of Nunn
Nunn, CO
2504
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
Four units that haven't seen revenue service in decades work together for Cheyenne Frontier Days. The E-units are only E-units on the outside. On the inside, they've been rebuilt and are now, in essence, GP38-2s. They are each rated at 2,000 horsepower. The DDA40X, on the other hand, is still rated at a full 6,600 horsepower.
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Photo ID: 105361
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, July 18, 2015 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
CP W073 (North Nunn)
Nunn, CO
2111
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
Watch Nunn Grow! That is the motto that is stenciled on the water tower that stands tall over the small town, whose population is just under 500. Also in the frame is the Cheyenne Frontier Days special with UP's E9s and DDA40X leading.
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Photo ID: 104885
Date Shot
Photo By
Wednesday, December 10, 2014 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
CP W073 (North Nunn)
Nunn, CO
2184
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
A single ES44AC brings up the tail end of this southbound unit covered hopper train as it approaches a clear signal at the north end of Nunn. The town of Nunn has of population of roughly 475 people (as of 2013). The town motto (as seen on the water tower) is "Watch Nunn Grow".
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Photo ID: 104884
Date Shot
Photo By
Wednesday, December 10, 2014 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
CP W073 (North Nunn)
Nunn, CO
2184
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
There is a lot of controversy over whether or not UP's application of the American flag on its units is a good thing or a bad thing. While I don't care to get in to such a debate here on my website, I would like to point out that I do personally appreciate the effort that a UP employee made to clean the flag on the side of this somewhat dingy ES44AC.
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Photo ID: 104883
Date Shot
Photo By
Wednesday, December 10, 2014 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
CP W073 (North Nunn)
Nunn, CO
1908
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
There is a great bridge just north of Nunn, CO where US-85 crosses over UP's Greeley Subdivision. In the late afternoon, southbounds are hit with just about the best light you could ask for! Case-in-point is this southbound unit covered hopper train, headed for Milliken, CO.
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Photo ID: 104882
Date Shot
Photo By
Wednesday, December 10, 2014 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
CP W073 (North Nunn)
Nunn, CO
1871
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
This unit train of covered hoppers is approaching the north end of Nunn on the Greeley Sub. The train is headed for Milliken, CO on UP's Fort Collins Sub where it will be loaded and then return north.
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Photo ID: 103777
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, July 9, 2011 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
MP 74
Nunn, CO
2449
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
Not far north of Nunn, the MNYNP charges north amid threats of a summer storm to the west. Save for the fact that the GE's are way too new, this shot harkens back to the 1960's and 1970's when you could find all kinds of crazy mixed power on UP, including DDA40X's and DD35's.
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Photo ID: 103776
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, July 9, 2011 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
CP W073 (North Nunn)
Nunn, CO
2126
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
Hopefully you aren't too tired of the UP 6936 roster shots. I try not to beat roster shots to death, but with the longest diesel unit ever built, it's kinda hard not to get a lot of shots! Who knows when next the unit will run wild on the rails.
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Photo ID: 103775
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, July 9, 2011 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
CP W073 (North Nunn)
Nunn, CO
1993
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
UP's MNYNP is stopped in the siding at Nunn. The train was originally going to wait for a southbound, but said southbound had brake issues and the dispatcher ended up sending the MNYNP north without meeting anything.
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Photo ID: 103774
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, July 9, 2011 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
MP 69
Nunn, CO
2138
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
Not far south of Nunn, I got a good shot (in good light, that is) of UP 6936, the only DDA40X left on UP's roster.
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Photo ID: 103508
Date Shot
Photo By
Thursday, June 17, 2010 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
MP 73
Nunn, CO
2171
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
US-85 crosses over the tracks just north of Nunn, CO. The southbound ZLADV is making good time as it approaches the north end of Nunn at close to 60 MPH. The autoracks in the foreground are indeed loaded with new cars. The doublestacks behind those have made the trip from Los Angeles, while the trailers at the end were added in Salt Lake.
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Photo ID: 103411
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, April 17, 2010 Kevin Morgan
Location
Times Viewed
CP W071 (South Nunn)
Nunn, CO
3458
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Subdivision
Railroad
Greeley (UP) Union Pacific
Here is a very depressing train! It is known as a "hospital train" or "funeral train". It is so named because all but the first three units are heading for retirement. 21 units are headed for retirement. 17 of those units are SD40T-2s.
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