Re: YET MORE TRIVIA

[Neil Waller <nwaller@dehaa.sa.gov.au>]

Roderick Smith wrote:
> 

> CR had a few at Stirling North (Leigh Creek to powerhouse crossing Port
> Pirie - Perth), Pichi Richi - Port Augusta crossing Port Pirie - Leigh
> Creek).
>

Leigh Creek to Powerhouse is like Goldsworthy Junction.

Another one is the SG Dry Creek to Port Adelaide.  The junction (from the north)
is off to the left to join the line from the SG Dry Creek South yard and the BG
line then across the SG main line and on to Port Adelaide to the right.   Not
quite a right angle but certainly quite sharp.
 
> --
> Regards
> Roderick Smith
> Rail News Victoria Editor
> 
> Ron BEST <ronbest@bigpond.com> wrote in article
> > Where in Australia do railway tracks of the same system cross at an angle
> > approaching a right angle? (I.e., not like in a scissors crossover)

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