BNSF Brush Subdivision

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BNSF Brush Subdivision

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BNSF Brush Subdivision

The BNSF Brush Subdivision runs from Sterling, CO to Denver, CO. The Brush Sub typically sees 25 to 30 trains a day. Most of the traffic consists of loaded and empty coal trains shuttling between the Powder River Basin of Wyoming and the power plants of Texas. There's also a couple of Z trains each direction, a unit sulphur train from Wyoming that runs several times a week, plus misc. grain trains and locals. The scenery isn't abundant on the high plains of Colorado, but if you look close enough and use big enough of a telephoto lens, it's still possible to capture some nice images. If visible, please press the "camera" symbol below each photograph to see details on the exposure. Back To The Railroad Photographs Main Page
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BNSF 4761 West At West Crest, CO	BNSF 4402 East Unit Sulphur Train At Barr, CO	BNSF 8898 East At West Tonville	BNSF 8470 West At Old Tampa, CO
BNSF 8933 West At West Barr	BNSF 9952 West At West Barr	BNSF 4769 West At West Hudson	BNSF 9913 West At West Keensburg, CO
BNSF 9913 West At West Keensburg 2	BNSF 5621 West West At Keensburg, CO	BNSF 2787 West At Old Tampa	BNSF 8789 East At Old Tampa, CO
BNSF 9895 At Old Tampa, CO	BNSF 9911 East Near Irondale, CO	BNSF 5618 West Near Irondale, CO 2	BNSF 5618 West Near Irondale, CO
BNSF 9966 West At West Barr, CO	A Train In The Bush	BNSF 8923 East At Keensburg Cut, CO	BNSF 8923 East At Roggen, CO
Trains Are For The Birds	BNSF 6826 East At Keensburg, CO 2	BNSF 504 West At Tonville, CO	BNSF 5486 West At East Roggen, CO

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