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Photo ID: 110136
Date Shot
Photo By
Sunday, January 21, 2024 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
116
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Brush (BNSF) BNSF
BNSF's Denver, CO to Lincoln, NE manifest has just cleared the west switch of Irondale. The headlights on the Chicago, IL to Denver, CO Z-train are back on bright, ready to roll west the rest of the way in to the yard.
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Photo ID: 110135
Date Shot
Photo By
Sunday, January 21, 2024 Kevin Morgan
Location
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West Irondale
Commerce City, CO
168
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BNSF 4135, A Heritage 2 painted C44-9W lead five additional GE units in to the siding at Irondale with a Lincoln-bound manifest. The train is meeting BNSF's Chicago to Denver Z-train, which is holding the main. The manifest had an issue with its wheel count, and will meet the train master at the east end of Irondale.
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Photo ID: 110134
Date Shot
Photo By
Sunday, January 21, 2024 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale to Sand Creek
Commerce City, CO
122
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Brush (BNSF) BNSF
An eastbound BNSF manifest rolls along Colorado Highway 2 between Sand Creek and Irondale. The train just departed the yard and is on its way to Lincoln, NE. The skyline of Denver stands tall, set against the background of the Colorado Rockies.
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Photo ID: 110133
Date Shot
Photo By
Sunday, January 21, 2024 Kevin Morgan
Location
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West Irondale
Commerce City, CO
128
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Brush (BNSF) BNSF
You can see that the switch is bent and aligned in to the siding of Irondale at the west switch. It might appear that the signal is displaying a red over dark aspect, but it is actually red over flashing red...the shot is just in the middle of the flash. This is a restricting indication as the siding of Irondale does not have any occupancy.
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Photo ID: 110132
Date Shot
Photo By
Sunday, January 21, 2024 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
111
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Brush (BNSF) BNSF
Two ES44ACs lead a westbound Z-train on the main at Irondale. There are two more units DPU'd on the tail end of the train. This hot train has a lot of JB Hunt, Amazon Prime, and FedEx containers.
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Photo ID: 110131
Date Shot
Photo By
Sunday, January 21, 2024 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
135
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Brush (BNSF) BNSF
BNSF's Chicago to Denver Z-train is holding up on the main at Irondale, the first siding east of Denver. There currently is no route for the train to get through the yard to Rennicks, so it has to hold here for one eastbound manifest.
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Photo ID: 109011
Date Shot
Photo By
Sunday, March 19, 2023 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
206
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Brush (BNSF) BNSF
A pair of SD70ACes lead a power river coal load east on the main track at Irondale. While coal has all but disappeared from the Moffat, coal is still flowing regularly from the power river in Wyoming, down the Brush Sub to the Joint Line. Upon reaching Denver, this southbound train will tie down at South Denver to wait for a recrew.
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Photo ID: 106523
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, April 1, 2017 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
1563
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Brush (BNSF) BNSF
This SD40-2 has some interesting equipment added to its roof. It appears as though it may be related to the remote control capabilities of the unit. No doubt this unit will be used as a yard switcher either at 38th Street or Rennicks.
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Photo ID: 106522
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, April 1, 2017 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
1731
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Brush (BNSF) BNSF
It sure is great that, in 2017, there is still a large number of Warbonnets that are really in very good condition, considering the age of their paint. BNSF 784 is one such example on this westbound manifest.
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Photo ID: 106521
Date Shot
Photo By
Saturday, April 1, 2017 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
1481
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Brush (BNSF) BNSF
This westbound BNSF manifest has a clear shot the rest of the way in to the yard at Denver. It is currently running on clear signals at Irondale.
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Photo ID: 105802
Date Shot
Photo By
Sunday, February 7, 2016 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
1576
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Brush (BNSF) BNSF
A westbound manifest sits in the siding at Irondale. The train is waiting on the arrival of the BNSF Denver-Lincoln manifest before it will get a light and proceed into the yard.
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Photo ID: 105446
Date Shot
Photo By
Tuesday, August 11, 2015 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
1760
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Brush (BNSF) GE Leasing
The final of four ET44ACs brought to Denver on BNSF's ZCHCDEN. While I realize it may be a bit redundant to post roster shots of all four units, I prefer getting good coverage of units that may be unique and are unlikely to be seen - at least by me - again in the future.
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Photo ID: 105445
Date Shot
Photo By
Tuesday, August 11, 2015 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
1813
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Brush (BNSF) GE Leasing
This "backward" roster shot of an ET44AC really lets you see the rather unique look to the back end of the radiator housing. It is quite large and has a descent slope to it. The single number board on the back is an interesting feature too. I wonder if this will be an option that individual railroads will go for...
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Photo ID: 105444
Date Shot
Photo By
Tuesday, August 11, 2015 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
2057
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Brush (BNSF) GE Leasing
If you are looking at this picture in the year 2020, then you are probably very used to seeing these units (ET44ACs) roaming the rails. It was back here in August of 2015 when GE sent some of them to Denver for testing in coal service to see how they'd hold up.
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Photo ID: 105443
Date Shot
Photo By
Tuesday, August 11, 2015 Kevin Morgan
Location
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Irondale
Commerce City, CO
1854
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Brush (BNSF) GE Leasing
GE's new Tier 4 emission units, called ET44ACs, look very similar to ES44ACs. They do have a few key differences, however, such as the bulge sticking up along the top of the long hood, an increased slope on the radiator housing, and new grills along the air intakes.
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