Mile Post 110 - Active Rail Locations on Waymarking.com

Mile post 110 is just south of CP MAPLE and the Cleveland Intermodal Terminal. From this location Railfans can observe 40 to 60 trains per day as they pass the signals that are called Control Point Maple.

The Norfolk and Southern Railroad operates on and maintain the double track main line that travels from Cleveland to Baird, Ohio. This double track mainline was originally built by the Pennsyvania Railroad. Tracks are identified as 98 Track and 99 Track.

The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company operates the track just east of the double track mainline. From Falls Junction in Glenwillow Ohio pulling about 10 gondola cars of scrap metal in and out of the steelmills in Cleveland. Late in the afternoon they make one round trip per weekday that takes about three hours. haul 10 empties in and remove 10 full cars. These are taken to a siding at Falls Junction where they are picked up by the W&LE.

The Intermodal Terminal is about seven years old and uses the site of the old Rockside Railroad Yard. The Terminal starts in Maple Hts. at Rockside Road and stretches north to Granger Road in Garfield Hts.

Railfans can view both mixed and frieght and Intermodel Cars along with the shortline.

The location itself is a the rear parking area behind the Bedford Walgreens.

Railfans with children can use the Tot Lot that is located across from and just south of the location. The Tot Lot is a fenced in play ground with a small parking lot.

What Best Describes This Location: Railyard Is this rail location handicap accessible?: This is Handicap accessible and you will need no assistance. Other Describe: Not listed If there is a fee how much?: Not Listed Related website: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   05/15/2014 CONPER visited it