Cascade Line

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The Cascade Line was a key Southern Pacific Railroad route crossing the Cascade Range in Oregon, known for its steep grades, tunnels, and heavy use by powerful steam locomotives.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railroad line
railway route
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crosses Cascade Range
hasFeature railroad tunnels
steep mountain grades
hasInfrastructureType bridges and trestles
mountain tunnels
single-track mainline segments
historicalPeriod steam era
importance key route for Southern Pacific over the Cascades
knownFor heavy use by powerful steam locomotives
steep grades
tunnels
locatedIn Oregon
operator Southern Pacific Railroad
partOf Southern Pacific main line in California’s Central Valley
surface form: Southern Pacific mainline network
passesThrough Central Oregon Cascades
surface form: Cascade Mountains region of Oregon
railwaySystem Southern Pacific Railroad
surface form: Southern Pacific Railroad system
terrainType mountainous
transportMode rail
usedFor freight traffic
passenger traffic
usedRollingStockType powerful helper locomotives
steam locomotives

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