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CA&E and CNS&M substations

This forum is for discussion of "Fallen Flag" roads not otherwise provided with a specific forum. Fallen Flags are roads that no longer operate, went bankrupt, or were acquired or merged out of existence.

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CA&E and CNS&M substations

  by MR77100
 
How many substations are still standing? I know there is at least one at Prince Crossing on the CA&E.

Re: CA&E and CNS&M substations

  by Frank Hicks
 
MR77100 wrote:How many substations are still standing? I know there is at least one at Prince Crossing on the CA&E.
The other surviving CA&E substation is at Clintonville, just south of Elgin.

  by Frank Hicks
 
MR77100 wrote:How do you get to the Clintonville substation?
It's just a quarter or a half a mile west of Route 25 on Kenyon Road, which is the first road north of Bartlett Road in South Elgin. If you type "Kenyon & Barry / South Elgin / IL" into Mapquest, it will give you the approximate location of the Clintonville sub.

Frank Hicks
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