Tinemaha

The newest section of narrow gauge was the section that was relocated in 1927 as a result of the Tinemaha reservoir. Tinemaha is a Piute name that comes from their cultures “creation” stories. The railroad relocation brought the tracks to the west side of the Valley and resulted in two river crossings.

Bridge crossing just north of the station (R. F. Thomas)

The south bridge prior to being dismantled in the 2000's — The south bridge prior to being dismantled in the 2000’s

The relocated section had more moder features, like this concrete culvert — The relocated section had more modern features, like this concrete culvert

Site of the north bridge, 2006

Cut next to the Tinemaha — Cut next to the Tinemaha reservoir