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Title: Report on railroad grade crossing elimination and passenger and freight terminals in Los Angeles
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: California Public Utilities Commission
Subjects: Railroad crossings Railroad stations
Publisher: (Sacramento
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Internet Archive

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( 1-10 Los Angeles Terminal Investigation Tracks Adjacent to River Should be Depressed \\ith this information before us we are of the opinion that the SaltLake and Santa Fe tracks along the river should be depressed to the gradeline shown in the above profile, Fig. 23, which profile is substantially thesame as that submitted to the Commission as Exhibit No. 1 Ijy the Cityof Los Angeles. The difference between these two profiles arises in thisway: The profile submitted as an exhibit shows a final grade line for thetracks on both sides of the river, but the grade line and station shown arethose on the center line of the official bed of the Los Angeles River. Ourprofile. (Fig. 23), shows three grade lines: one on the center of the riverand one eacli for the Santa Fe and the Salt Lake tracks. It will be notedthat these two latter grade lines show, at the points where various streetscross the river, the same elevations for the pro))osed final grade for the SaltLake tracks, the center line

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