JayStConnecting

JayStConnecting

This two-square route represents the Jay Street Connecting Railroad in Brooklyn, New York, USA, in the 1920s. It has a floatbridge for unloading railroad carfloats, two freight yards, and a large freighthouse. The railroad travels under the Manhattan bridge to connect the two yards and services various industries along the way, including a munitions factory, a sugar mill, a Brillo steel wool factory, a cardboard packaging manufacturer, a glass factory, and several warehouses. Due to the sharp curves on this route, use of large engines or freight cars over 40 feet in length is not recommended.

JayStConnecting
• config.txt 41.94KB
• jscrr-thumb.jpg 32.57KB
• mapfile.bmk 330 bytes
• mapfile.gnd 628.87KB
• mapfile.obs 127.61KB
• mapfile.trk 111.21KB