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Published by Steam Powered Video, the Railroad Atlas of North America series is designed to provide a single source of reference for railroads past and present. Maps are clearly printed on glossy paper. The index is extensive: Look up towns, railroad yards, major industries and stations. Each atlas has detector locations, open and closed stations, tourist railroads, major bridges and tunnels and other railroad details. This is the most comprehensive and up-to-date railroad atlas available. Drawn at eight miles to one inch, with two miles to one inch for complex and close-up areas, this atlas has the detail you need.

Ontario

This edition:

80 maps cover the province of Ontario, featuring two-color maps. Detail maps include Belleville, Brockville, Buffalo, Detroit-Windsor, Hamilton, Kingston, Lindsay, Niagara Falls, North Bay, Ottawa-Hull, Peterborough, Pickering-Oshawa, Port Huron-Sarnia, Sault Ste. Marie, St. Catharines, Sudbury, Thunder Bay, Toronto, Trenton, and Welland. All railroads shown, including current and past operated common carriers, tourist and major industrial railroads along with abandoned routes.

Great Lakes East

This edition:

83 maps cover Ohio, Indiana and Lower Michigan. This revised edition now includes interurban lines. All railroads shown, including current and past operated common carriers, tourist and major industrial railroads along with abandoned routes.

Great Lakes West

This edition:

75 maps cover the UP, Wisconsin, Illinois, and the rail hubs of Chicago and St. Louis. This revised edition now includes interurban and logging railroads. All railroads shown, including current and past operators.

Manitoba & Saskatchewan

This edition:

58 maps cover all of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, featuring two-color maps. Detail maps cover interesting areas such as Winnipeg, Moose Jaw, Saskatoon, Regina, Portage le Prairie and Brandon. All railroads shown, including current and past operated common carriers, tourist and major industrial railroads along with abandoned routes.