The R Street Line

Sacramento, California

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A break in the rails can be seen at 14th Street. Photo by Ron Lam, 6/12/2012.

The former Southern Pacific R Street Line. Photo by Ron Lam, 6/12/2012.

The post from a former crossbuck sign at the corner of 4th and R... — The post from a former crossbuck sign at the corner of 4th and R Street proclaims its railroad heritage. Photo by Ron Lam, 7/3/2012.

A view down R Street shows its former street running by the Sout... — A view down R Street shows its former street running by the Southern Pacific. Photo by Ron Lam, 9/6/2012.

A special train for Railfair '99 can be seen coming into Sacrame... — A special train for Railfair '99 can be seen coming into Sacramento on the bridge over Interstate 5. A connection with The Walnut Grove Branch is on the other side. Photo by Ron Lam, 6/26/1999.

Today, the bridge over Interstate 5 is a pedestrian/bicycle brid... — Today, the bridge over Interstate 5 is a pedestrian/bicycle bridge. Photo by Ron Lam, 9/22/2012.

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Southern Pacific Railroad
Docket: AB 12 Sub 41	8/9/1976	Section: 1a
Application filed for authority to abandon a portion of its R Street line between MP 89.592 and MP 91.225, a distance of 1.633 miles in Sacramento County, California.
Length: 1.633 miles	326

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