Canadian Pacific, Soo Line, and I&M Rail Link Along the Mighty Mississippi - FULL VIDEO (2002)
In this program, C. Vision Productions takes you on a tour of Canadian Pacific's River Subdivision along the beautiful Mississippi River, between the years 1998 and 2002. The River Sub is a portion of the former Milwaukee Road mainline between Chicago and the Twin Cities. At the time of production, this route hosted a variety of trains from CP (Soo Line), I&M Rail Link, Union Pacific, and Amtrak. In addition, Burlington Northern and BNSF run-through power is viewed on coal trains bound for the Columbia Energy Center near Portage, Wisconsin. Many older EMD and GE locomotives are seen in operation, including models SD40, SD40-2, C30-7, GP40, GP38-2, SD60, SD60M, SD70MAC, and SD90MAC. The I&M Rail Link operated with a fleet of real classics, with models SD35, SD40, SD45, and SD9 all appearing in this show. CP’s AC4400CW fleet was still new during this time period, with these powerful pullers becoming quite plentiful by the early 2000s. We'll see a great variety of trains throughout the video, with coal, grain, intermodal, and general freight trains keeping the rails polished during our visits. All of this and more can be found in this C. Vision full-length presentation.
Coverage area is St. Paul, Minnesota to La Crescent, Minnesota. Notable locations included are St. Paul, Newport, Hastings, Red Wing, Frontenac, Lake City, Maple Springs, Wabasha, Kellogg, Minnesota City, Winona, and La Crescent.
Copyright 2002, C. Vision Productions
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Man, that shot at
Great release, I didn't realize track speeds were
Literally my railfanning childhood in a video. This and Wisconsin Central/Canadian National were it for a Milwaukee kid like me. Thank You CVision!
Thanks, Chris, for posting this video! I still call this line The Milwaukee Road!
Awesome production, love the classics!!
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Great stuff as always C Vision! Holy cow! This brings back so many memories. I remember taking Amtrak to Chicago and back with my grandparents around 2000-2001.
Awesome Video of Canadian Pacific Trains along the Mississippi River through your Home State of Minnesota
What a great video. Thank you for posting!
This is great!
Hello c vision production ❤️❤️
I love this
First! And awesome video!
Wow 2002 I love this time on candian pacific railway they were working in update the line by time did this Montara rail link power start showing up in Montana and besides that cp had new some new ac4400cw units switchers everywhere
my favorite Canadian train horns
Lots of memories here. Especially the then-new 8500's, and the new 494/496, which became 198 (and 429, which became 199).
I guess I did not realize that I & M Rail Link still existed?
Great video thank you for the show I am a junkie of your work and excuse me may English is not perfect
One more beautiful than the other these videos from a recent past. But was I&M Rail Link a subsidiary of Montana Rail Link, as the livery is virtually identical and uses locomotives from its fleet? Also, that I&M Rail Link still existed?