Iowa City is the junction between the IAIS's First and Third Subdivisions, as well as the lesser used interchange to the CRANDIC. It also has a decent sized yard, and serves as one of two engine service facilities on the line (the other being Council Bluffs, IA). Until recently (Oct 2004), it was also corporate headquarters for the IAIS. After that date, the offices and dispatchers were moved to Cedar Rapids, IA.
A view, looking west, at the Iowa City engine facilities in Dec 2002 By: NDHolmes Viewed: 3561 times.
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Looking east from the Dodge St. overpass at the Iowa City yard in Dec-2003 By: NDHolmes Viewed: 3502 times.
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The former IAIS headquarters building, just down from the shops and for sale in Dec 2004 By: NDHolmes Viewed: 3450 times.
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The back of the old HQ building, looking southwest across the yard By: NDHolmes Viewed: 3484 times.
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IAIS 604 west over the Iowa River bridge, just west of the Iowa City yards By: NDHolmes Viewed: 3472 times.
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LLPX 2031 east past the Iowa City depot (just west of the yards) on 9-Aug-2004 By: NDHolmes Viewed: 3475 times.
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The west side of the IAIS enginehouse, taken Dec 2004. By: NDHolmes Viewed: 3398 times.
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A view, looking west, at the Iowa City engine facilities in Dec 2002
Looking east from the Dodge St. overpass at the Iowa City yard in Dec-2003
The former IAIS headquarters building, just down from the shops and for sale in Dec 2004
The back of the old HQ building, looking southwest across the yard
IAIS 604 west over the Iowa River bridge, just west of the Iowa City yards
LLPX 2031 east past the Iowa City depot (just west of the yards) on 9-Aug-2004
The west side of the IAIS enginehouse, taken Dec 2004.
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