Coke Train! 6 Trains Cross Huge Railroad Trestle! Trains In Chillicothe Ohio Crossing Scioto River
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- Loaded Coke Train Crosses Giant Railroad Trestle Over The River! Mixed Freight Trains & Local Railroad Switching Freight Trains In Chillicothe, Ohio On The Norfolk Southern Heartland Corridor. This is a great Railfan hotspot that a bike trail leads to and goes under the big railroad bridge over the Scioto River. One railroad track was abandoned years ago. We got some fast trains with all kinds of freight coming from both directions. This line runs between Chicago and Norfolk, Virginia and services Columbus, Ohio. This route was improved for double stacks in 2010 after lowering floors in tunnels and notching the corners in some tunnels. Other improvements were made also starting in 2007. This is a very busy line with a train about every hour or so. I rode up here with @1960gambit and we parked at Strawser Park and walked a short distance on the bike trail to get to the railroad bridge. I could not find a date on it. Does anyone know anything about it? Leave a comment below. The best frequencies here are 161.190 and 452.9375 and use 160.230 if you want to listen to the nearby CSX line.
Filmed in 1080p on September 7, 2022
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what a great day! 6 different trains and you didn't even have to go anywhere else!
I Like that Geep 38-2 at 10:25. That's a big trestle! Cool coke train too
That day I actually filmed that Geep going by me 3 times. It came and went here twice and then when I went to another town the same Geep went by again. Lol
Great captures JT you never cease to amaze me your videos are the best, thanks bro.👌👍😇🙏
Thanks 👍
Another great location JT; you got the horn salute as well. Perfect!
Love your passion for your hobby. Keep it up.
Wow, really good one here. I counted 103 cars on the coke train. That seems like an awful big load for a single locomotive. Thanks for a great one.
That's a really great spot to do some train watching. Thanks JT!
Wow, had not seen the excess height hopper cars before. Thanks for sharing, JT!
A great way to start the weekend! Awesome bridge, trains and production values. Thank you for your work!
Thanks for your support!
Looks like a nice day
Always watch every morning! Hope it’s another awesome video. Keep up the good word Mr. Tooth.
All these were great videos. I especially enjoy the train coming out of the trees on the curve. Nice view across the trestle. Thanks for the weeding so we could see better.
Great catches JT! Thanks for putting the time in! Much appreciated!
Seeing some long long trains lately.
Loving it!
I am a big Railroad fan of bridges and trestles, Jaw Tooth. Great video.👍😁
Cool, thanks!
Looks like at one time there were 2 tracks going over the bridge as well as further on down the road bed. Living for a horn salute.
Nice little horn salute with the first train!
I love somebody who enjoys what he's doing you really do thank you very good video keep them coming you're the man
Wonderful place my friend, I liked it, super top bridge 🤩🤩👍👍👍
Many thanks!
Wow! Amazing freight trains!
Cool NS trains and bridge great video thanks jaw tooth
Glad you like them!
Wow so many trains 🚂!!...... like train fest 2022!! Thanks jaw tooth dude 😎.......
Thanks for watching!
I sure do appreciate your work Jawtooth.
Excellent as always.
That coke train with just a single loco up front, awesome, I was expecting a DPU !! A train that size in the UK would need about 3 locomotives. Thanks again for posting your great videos, from a downbeat Great Britain, RIP to our former monarch Queen Elizabeth.
Keep in mind that coke weighs about half of what coal does. So even though those are 100 ton hoppers, they are probably carrying only 50 tons of coke each. Still impressive for 1 unit!
And may God bless GB!
Evening JT, what I find interesting is the lack of fencing at the side of the track. Also the length of these trains is unreal to us in the UK .
Looks like a nice Homey type place! That house on the curve looks like it's front lawn has a RR line running through it! What a great place to live, trains a river and a bridge, with lots of green grass! Love it!
Thanks!
An excellent film thoroughly enjoyed watching it, many thanks for sharing!!!!!
Thanks for filming- wow ! Lot of train 🚂 action
Thanks for watching
Nice area. Cool trestle too. I remember the video where you filmed under it. My favorite was that local gp 38-2. Great video!
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@@JawTooth epic catch of NS AC44C6M
Great video,thank you for taking your time to show us these cool videos,the man with the plan,have yourself a awesome day brother,later 👋👍🚂🙂
Thanks 👍
I really like this video. It is cool to see trains in so many places that I can’t be.
Nice catches of all the NS trains going over that bridge! I think I'd like to live along there to catch daily trains! Nice job as always JT and thanks for venturing to a new location! Cheers from Delmar, Delaware.
Bridge looks wide enough for 2 tracks... your videos are very well done! Thank you for the entertainment!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video JT
Thanks 👍
JT as always...
Catching good videos. Especially in So Ohio (my old, but fav) stomping grounds 👍
Enjoy ur weekend.. keeping SAFE 👍🙏
Some great catches ... I liked that little GP38-2 ... Appreciate you Son ...
Thanks 👍
hey man, thanks for posting these videos from chillicothe, where i was born and raised. i remember seeing N&W trains with alcos on point crossing this bridge. these tracks used to cross the B&O a few blocks away and the sound the N&W made crossing the B&O doubletrack leading into the yard was something to hear! the B&O (later chessie system) trains usually didn't cross the diamond going more that 20mph or so, as they were entering or leaving the yard. back when i was twelve or thirteen, i used to spend afternoons hanging out with the chessie dispatcher at the old station that burned down a while ago. maybe we'll cross paths somehow next time i visit ohio; i usually take some time to chase trains between chillicothe and portsmouth. one of my goals during my next visit to ohio is to try and follow the CSX northern sub from chillicothe to the ohio river. when i look at google earth and maps, it looks like this might not be easy.
try watching trains at the overpass on ohio SR361 between SR159 and US23. there's a grain elevator on the south sides that makes for cool shots with the southern ohio hills in the background.
again, thanks for posting!
One of the best train videos ever! Amazing footage JT, beautiful area for trainspotting thanks for doing what you do, 😊❤
Thank you very much!
This was an excellent video you caught 5 trains in one shot, WooT!
My late great baby bro was a Chicago rr man who worked 30 years for NS. When I see vids with NS power in the lead I think about him. Windy City rr men and women: a special breed!
Hi Jaw Tooth, six trains and some weed wacking wow. Your music is the bomb perfect for exciting train videos.
Wow! Great catch, Brian, thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Ohio is heaven place . Long train and short train I like all it . Tank jaw tooth very much .
At first I thought those coke cars were from where I work until I looked closer, our screening station loads them much more evenly
Awesome location for hanging out and watching trains JT. Nice horn salute too, I’ve said before that you’re there man. Cool train action as well, with a long hood forward local, a southern and N&W tradition. Nice job JT, thanks for sharing.
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@@JawTooth your welcome JT.👍🏼
Awesome video again and I'm enjoying watching now 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃😎❤ and the bridge awesome too your videos great JAW TOOTH ❤❤ and the side show too
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Have a great weekend Jaw Tooth .
I have to go a Funeral this week end love your videos. Have a great day cheers sincerely Andrew Macintosh from Canada Toronto Ontario
Might be the first coke train that I have seen (or been aware of). Very cool area there and I like that short trestle - you can see the whole train. That NS manifest train was decent and had some cool high-top hoppers :) Nice to see a hard working GP - got to keep the freight moving!
I remember you filming here before. You went down on the trail and filmed. Lots of live action in this one. Great video.
Yes, thanks
Nice video JT. Great railfanning spot near that viaduct...
You need to go to Rocky River, Ohio and get a video of the trestle crossing Rocky River and the bridge just west of it. It's the original Nickle Plate Road Line built back in the early 1900's. Norfolk Southern owns it now.
A unit Coke train with one Loco. I kept waiting for at least one dpu. Thanks Jawtooth.
The Rail Traffic Control technology has changed since the track was laid, thus increasing possible single-track capacity, but the double-track width of the bridge deck illustrates the vision of early railway builders who did not hesitate to build, for a very marginal increase in construction cost, this wonderful double-track bridge structure. 2022/09/10. Ontario, Canada.
That's one of the coolest bridges I've ever seen!
Long hood forward, very Southern Railroad from back in the day.
3 engines on mixed freight, 1 on the coke wow!
Coke is very light weight! I worked at a coke plant for Bethlehem Steel, in Johnstown, PA, in the 70s..
@@kevinshiley9061 correct, I'm on break in one right now
Great upload JT!! I really enjoy your channel.
Another great spot to watch trains thanks
Thanks for watching !
You should film around Eastern Ave by the "smell of money" the paper mill. Also check out Douglas Ave by the grain mill. And if you head down Riverside towards town you will see the old railroad Bridge. I believe also kinda across from that bridge is the old printing building that I believe still show remnants of the old tracks.
I noticed that the bridge has plates of steel on top of the bridge side members looking like leaf springs. Cool!
Nice to see one running long hood forward.
I presume the bridge there used to be double-tracked?
Looks like that bridge was double tracked on the past. / Old CNW grain hopper on that short local.👍 ,/ Across the tracks from where you are standing, it looks like an old right-of-way as the ground is mounded up.eith slopped edges. Like maybe there was a diamond there in the past.
Powerful engine to pull all those full coke cars , I was waiting for a DPU !! 👍
That train 119 had some coal cars with "High Top" on them, is that just to allow them to carry more coal? Haven't seen one like that before, at least that I remember.
Amazing live action on that busy line... Great Great Video !! 👍👍👍
Great trains this day! Thanks, Jaw Tooth.
Thank you too!
Wonderful railway video!!
Cool 😎 stuff, jawtooth.
And I always love your critters.
That CSX line that was abandoned that was the old B&O I believe... Doesn't it end a bit east of Midland City? I was heading back to Boston in Oct 1979 and was at the little Amshack in Cincy waiting for the eastbound Cardinal.. They still had a train that used that line east to Washington. Small train but carried a sleeper... Nice video son...
Really liking thesetrain videos
another great one, we just had a new/old leg open here in Delaware co, pa. The WAWA line
Awesome location Jawtooth! really cool bridge! great horn salute! Great video! thanks for sharing!
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Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
Now that’s a train with lots of wheels having flat spots. I wonder, at what point does the rail car maintenance guys replace the wheel sets? As the class ones continue to struggle finding employees, one can only expect derailments to increase.
I like the locals , that NW Hooper was cool . Take care JT .
Beautiful scenery
Yes it is
We are going to be in Chillicothe a week from Friday. Wish you were going to be there as well, Jaw Tooth, so I could meet TWO of my favorite RUclipsrs.
Hello from the UK, where the mood is very subdued following the death of Queen Elizabeth II :( . So just for today I will avoid making any silly comments. Nice video BTW Jaw Tooth. I do remember seeing this location in at least one other of your videos. Back to normal in the next few days.
ALWAYS ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS AND THEY ARE INFORMATIVE AND GOOD YOU PETS SEGMENTS ARE NICE INDEED AND THE FARM AND FAMILY ARE ENJOYABLE TO SEE 👀 😀 THANK YOU FOR YOUR EFFORT AND TIME JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA NORFOLK SOUTHERN RULES MY RAILS
Glad you like them!
Nice toot salute from train 1 and great location. Was there a second track there at one time? Looks like the bridge was built for it. Love the historical background and looked like a great time for the steam trip. Excellent video, thanks!
This is a very nice place! Thank you very much for this very nice video!✨✨
👍Merci beaucoup ! 🙏
My late great baby bro was a NW conductor in Chicago for 30 years. When I watch Jawtooth vids starring NW power in the lead I think of baby bro-Chicago railroad man!!
Awesome! I have filmed the N&W Heritage Unit a few times. I also have it in HO
Cool train
Great video and as usual awesome info.👍👍
Thanks 👍
Great spot with some fine trains.
Many thanks!
Awesome coke run 107 cars on one engine amazing
In spring the everyday grain trains loading over by rhe ballpark off Douglas is cool
Thank you for going the extra mile Brother👍❤
My pleasure
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Good morning!
Good Morning
Great video ...
I also wondered how any class 1 railroad checks the integrity of those old bridges. Do they mount instrumentation and flex measurement equipment under each span?
The purity, quality and strength of that old school steel was incredible also the Civil Engineering of those old school boys was SERIOUS BIDNIZ!! Often Class 1 railroads were built around 500 year weather events (most interstates are built to 100 to 250 year events) The Railroad MUST GO ON!! No road salt exposure really helps too!! Loving me some JT vids with my morning coffee!!
Fun fact. All built using slide rules and long division...no calculators.😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲
@@michaelklein3112 yep no CAD or anything. There is a viaduct near me that was built in 1881 and still in use everyday by KCS. Have a recent video of it on my channel.
@@alcopower5710 if you are KCS I've been watching you as well. JT must be located in southern Ohio, I live in NW central Ohio and many of JTs locations are somewhat familiar to me. You all are creating EXCELLENT content. Thank you!!
Outstanding Video!!!
Thanks again!
Awesome Video as Always Jawtooth
Another excellent video JT!!!
I appreciate that and thanks Jeff!
@@JawTooth You're welcome!!
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Morning JT time too stock up on coal, you always in a beautiful place who wait a minute you said coke!! Must be a local man, say hello to gambit
Fantastic train video I loved the coke train keep up the good work thanks Jaw Tooth
Where you were attempting to prune the brush and notice how close the Brown Line of weed spray was to it as it left quite a swath in the grass. Great selection of freights and the unit Coke train livened things up. Judging by the size of the cars the first train was Old Coke and the.taller cars were the ill fated New Coke. JT I think the local Freight was a run by special just for you because they were the same cars going down and coming back. The tanker PNWX is PNW Railcar a div of Mitsubishi Capital and the AEX covered Hopper which is still lettered for Cedar Rapids & Iowa City(was CIC) and when delivered had the name of an employee painted in the upper corner. Maybe CCET can name some of their rock hoppers for your family and the trusty pets
You are definitely a very observant viewer... noticing the extent of coverage by the weed-sprayer! Just curious as to whether you have a railroading background?
Also, I noticed your last name. My family includes some Bergen's on the maternal side who spent some time in Virginia. Take care.
@@cheryltysver4819 i grew up in a Milwaukee Road family but never worked for a railroad but I've always been interested in transportation. Sometimes it gets boring Trackside so you start looking for the small details to help pass the time and also I enjoy reading about Railroad and Industry history. As for the family name they arrived in the US in the late 1880s and made a beeline to the Midwest so no relatives East of Chicago. A lot of my friends always kid me about knowing some trivial railroad item but I think it also helps keep the Mind Sharp. Thanks for reading the old rare and obscure
@@paulbergen9114
Your background is interesting. My family lineage goes back to Chicago also. That's where my grandmother on the maternal side was from. The connections there were Mc- Farlands who were involved with GM in the early days. Part of the family relocated to
central Virginia and got into farming as well as the automotive side of things. At last contact the Bergen's were working at UVA
(as of the mid 60's).
I worked with CSX for ~ 40 years as an engineer... and also was a legislative representative for ~ 20 years and got involved with multiple safety programs
including Operation Red Block, Hazardous materials and (can you guess) Herbicide application protocols! It's been a pleaîsure.
Let me know if any of the above family matters sounds familiar...ì
Take care and pray for November!
Another great video appreciate your work 👍
Such outstanding videos ! Thanks for the hard work ,
nice Geeps! and an SD7!