A BNSF Dash 9 with the number 901 pulls an empty container train

A BNSF Dash 9 with the number 901 pulls an empty container train.

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A freight train of the Union Pacific with three engines of different types is arriving in a yard in Houston Texas.

UP 1901 (GP 60) is standing in a long line of parked engines.

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A BNSF Dash 9 with the number 901 pulls an empty container train. The image was made in Sealy (Texas) on 13.02.2008. The engine is still wearing the old “Santa Fe” painting, which is sadly in a poor condition.

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The Union Pacific engines 2698, 2669, 6855 and 6509 in Galveston on 15.10.2007.

A BNSF Dash 9 with the number 901 pulls an empty container train.

The BNSF engines 2646 and 3032 were standing on 19.01.2008 in Sealy (Texas).

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BNSF 2110, 325 and 3116 sit at the Burlington, Iowa yard on 6 Mar 2006. 
Brent Maxwell

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Burlington, Iowa yard during its annual carnival called "Steamboat Days" with a ferris wheel in the background. Various BNSF diesels sit in several places. 11 June 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

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BNSF 7801 is coupled to (former Santa Fe) BNSF 6335 on the front and a gondola full of scrap steel pulled from a West Burlington, Iowa scrap yard on 11 June 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

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BNSF diesel 6335, former Santa Fe unit, sits in the yard at Burlington, Iowa on 11 June 2005. 
Brent Maxwell

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