Template:Feather River Route

Feather River Route
DRGW Salt Lake City Minor settlements Minor settlements Garfield Grants Delle Low Clive Knolls Barro Arinosa Salduro DCRR Wendover Utah Nevada Minor settlements Minor settlements Pilot Proctor Silver Zone Shafter Nevada Northern Railway Hogan's Tunnel elev. 5,901 ft (1,799 m) Minor settlements Minor settlements Jasper Ventrosa Tobar Ruby Boaz Wells Minor settlements Minor settlements Deeth Halleck Pardo Elko Station Hunter Tonka Carlin Tunnel Carlin Palisade First transcontinental railroad E&P Beowawe Dunphy Kampos Nelson Red House Golconda Winnemucca Minor settlements Minor settlements Raglan Pronto Gaskell Venado Jungo Antelope Sulphur Ronda Cholona Trego Ascalon Gerlach USG RR Phil Bronte Reynard Sano Sand Pass Kepler Flanigan F&L Nevada California Calneva Herlong Doyle Omira NCO Reno Junction elev. 5,011 ft (1,527 m) Chilcoot Tunnel below Beckwourth Pass Chilcoot Boca Branch Hawley Portola Western Pacific Railroad Museum Clio Trestle Clio Spring Garden Tunnel Williams Loop Quincy Railroad Marston Keddie Keddie Wye Gateway Subdivision (BNSF) Virgilia Rich Belden Tobin Bridges Merlin Pulga Bridges route change 1957 North Fork Bridge Lake Oroville Feather River Oroville Palermo Tambo SP East Valley Line Sacramento Northern Railway Marysville Yuba River Sacramento Northern Railway Donniston Towbridge Pleasant Grove Sacramento Northern Railway Counsman Sacramento Northern Railway American River SP Cal-P Line Sacramento Minor settlements Minor settlements Cordova Franklin Glannvale Thornton Kingdon Stockton Lathrop Lyoth Carbona Tesla Livermore Pleasanton Niles Canyon Fremont–Niles Hayward San Leandro Melrose 2525 mi 4064 km Oakland motor coach transfer WP Mole 1910– 1949 Oakland Pier 1949– 1958 ferry transfer 2532 mi 4075 km San Francisco

This is a route-map template for the Feather River Route, a United States railway.

• For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}.
• For information on using this template, see Template:Routemap.
• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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