Tehachapi Live Train Cams at The Tehachapi Loop

 Tehachapi Depot Railroad Museum

The LOOP CAM is located at the Tehachapi LOOP CA, USA! - 

 The camera is mounted approximately 3/4 mile from the Tehachapi Loop hilltop which gives us a very large viewing area of the Loop and surrounding areas. 

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CABLE Cam is located on the west side of Cable in Tehachapi, approximately 6  miles east of the Tehachapi Loop, 35 miles east of Bakersfield  (Tehachapi Loop and Bakersfield are to the left of the video image)  and  20 miles west of Mojave (Downtown Tehachapi and Mojave are to the right  of the video image).  

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    Tehachapi Depot Railroad Museum 

The Depot CAM is located at the Tehachapi Depot Railroad Museum in Tehachapi CA, USA! 

- The Depot is located at MP361 in the Southern Sierras between Bakersfield and Mojave - The cam views EB & WB traffic crossing gates at Green Street looking East & the Depot looking West showing the EB & WB traffic 

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Camera is located at the historic Barstow Harvey House, home of the Western America Railroad Museum and much more: 

Barstow is located on BNSF Railway's Southern Transcon, the former  Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway (AT&SF) mainline between  Chicago and Los Angeles. 

Amtrak’s "Southwest Chief" stops in Barstow (BAR) twice daily: the eastbound #4 at 9:41 PM, and the westbound #3 at 3:45 AM (Pacific time zone). 

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 This massive yard covers 2,850 acres, reaching a total length of eight  miles, well beyond the borders of North Platte, a community of 25,000  citizens. Put end-to-end, Bailey Yard’s 315 miles of track would reach  from North Platte in western Nebraska east past Omaha on the Iowa border  along the Missouri River. 

Click to view the--->  Bailey Yard Web Cam live 24/7 

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 This iteration of the FreeMo HO Scale layout was assembled for the 2019 NMRA National Train Show that took place in Salt Lake City, Utah in July of 2019.  I was invited by Chris Palomarez to see the FreeMo layout he helped start decades ago, and while we were at it, we decided to do a layout tour as well!