Trans Canada Highway
(Trans Canada Highway, Channel-Port aux Basques)

Abandoned Newfoundland Railway rolling stock on narrow gauge tracks. Construction began in St.John's in 1881, reach Port au Basques in 1898. Gale force winds and heavy snows often stopped this train along the first 20 km. of tracks going NW. The last passenger train was in 1969, it had a top speed of 30 mph (48 kph). The last freight train was in 1988. — Abandoned Newfoundla…

Old Newfoundland Railway snow plow on the narrow gauge tracks begun here in 1881, completed in 1898, closed in 1988. It took 3,000 labourers a year to build 80 miles of tracks. They earned a dollar a day, and paid $2.50/ week for meals and logding in a work camp. Now the Trans-Canada Trail from St.John's to Victoria and Inuvik. — Old Newfoundland Rai…

Newfoundland Railway bridge over the Grand Bay River, it reached here from St.John's in 1898. Gale force winds and heavy snows were able to stop the train and even blow it off the tracks along the coast here. Abandoned in 1988. Railway bed used for the Trans-Canada Trail across Newfoundland. Great for hikers, bikers and recreational machines. — Newfoundland Railway…

Bob's chicken coop

Abandoned Newfoundland Railway line heading to St.John's. Finished here in 1898, closed in 1988. Now the continuation of the Trans-Canada Trail. — Abandoned Newfoundla…

Replica of the first train station on the Newfoundland Railway built in 1898, abandoned 1988. The last passenger train was in 1969, it had a top speed of 30 mph, (48 kph) on narrow gauge tracks with many sharp turns. Now the Port aux Basques Heritage Centre. Twenty two other original stations still stand. — Replica of the first…

Trailway
Caribou Road
Grandview Cresent
Grand Bay Road
Sunset Drive
Midway Road
High Street
Bay Street
Anderson's Lane
Seaward's Lane
Legrow Street
Young's Lane
Kettles Lane
Short's Lane
Cox Avenue
Hardy's Arterial Road
Carson Crescent
Rowe Street
Grand Bay Road West

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