Pacific Harbor Line
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The Pacific Harbor Line serves the busy Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach with rail transportation, maintenance, and dispatching.
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| Producer | Machines of Iron |
|---|---|
| Run Time | 60 Minutes |
| Narration | Yes |
| Shrink Wrap | Yes, Brand New |
| Technical Details | NTSC, Region Free, View Worldwide on Computer |
The Pacific Harbor Line serves the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach with rail transportation, maintenance, and dispatching. The PHL switches over 25,000 units of carload freight annually and also provides switching services for several intermodal port customers including SeaLand, K-Line, Evergreen America, Maersk, and NYK Line. Pacific Harbor Line has ten locomotives in its roster including GP7s, SD-18s, and SW1200s. Company headquarters and locomotive servicing facilities are located in Wilmington, CA. The PHL connects to and dispatches all Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Union Pacific trains in the port zone.
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Originally released in 2000, the NKP 765 engineer Rich Melvin tells the history & detail of this unique short line in Southern California in the 3rd largest port in world during the crew’s visit to Los Angeles & Long Beach.
In addition to the pacific harbor belt, various diesels on Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, BNSF, Chicago & Northwestern, & Rio Grande are also featured as well.
Aside from the locomotives which 3 of them looks identical to the Santa Fe’s Zebra stripped diesels, as well as mostly Conrail Switchers, there are Tugboats, & Container Ships on the water, plus some Semi Trucks, as well as birds like seagulls, & a pelican. There is also a visit to the service office, as well as a look at the map of the short line itself. Not to mention a cab ride on both a Hi-rail Truck & number 32, as well as a Sanyo Blimp high in the sky.
Locations include Dominguez, the lift bridges at Badger Pass, Maersk Junction, Pier B Yard near the Toyota car assembly plant, Crucero diamond at Milepost 502, Long Beach Junction near the Alameda Corridor, Wilmington Wye, West Thenard, Mcfarland, Pier A Yard, Water Street, Rio Doce Pasha, Neptune Avenue, John Gibson Boulevard near the Yang Ming facility, Gaffey Street, Vincent Thomas Bridge, 1st Street, & ends at West Wing terminal.