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Southern Ontario Railway Job (591) making up their train at Garnet Yard before heading south to Nanticoke.
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Caption: Southern Ontario Railway Job (591) making up their train at Garnet Yard before heading south to Nanticoke.

Photographer:
Terry O'Shell [226] (more) (contact)
Date: 05/07/2026 (search)
Railway: Southern Ontario Railway (search)
Reporting Marks: RLHH 2111, RLK 4095 (search)
Train Symbol: SOR 591 (search)
Subdivision/SNS: Garnet Yard, Hagersville Sub., Mile 4.36 (search)
City/Town: Jarvis (search)
Province: Ontario (search)
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8 Comments
  1. I can smell the creosote!

  2. Love those Hagersville Sub shots ! Does Stelco move a lot of coil traffic via rail ? Now that they’re owned by Cliffs, I was wondering if they get inbound hot briquetted iron from Cliff’s Toledo plant (?)

  3. Aitch – I’m not sure of the coil car volumes, there seems to be empties daily on L502. I take notice of inbound loads next visit. Lots of tanks.

    Paul – Creosote mixed in with diesel exhaust, that new wood will be under the rails soon.

  4. Great smells of working on the railroad! :-)

  5. lots happening on the Hagersville subdivision these last few weeks in particular. Yes, a few coil cars continue to roll but the focus now being the slab trains … U708 inbound and U709 outbound. Briquetted iron comes on 502 in NS gons. Monday, July 13, 2026 was a banner day on the sub with 4 CN trains and 317 rail cars of differing descript. The longest / heaviest train (probably ever) last week consisted of 501/ 709

  6. 501/709 combined for at total of 13,000 ton and 7000′ taking nearly 9 minutes to cross the Grand River in Caledonia and powered by 4 6-axel units. Slaps go to Toledo, OH as well.

  7. Glenn, Thanks for the update. Good to see business is good. The 100 lb bolted rail will be getting a good workout with those extra 6 axle units and tonnage.

  8. Yesterday’s unit train was U707

    don’t get too comfortable with the symbols, they will change

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