The Full Map Of The Riverton Sub Phase 1
A CSX Coal drag begins its load under the Cornettsville Loadout
CSX Drags out its first cut of 2 out of the Beaver Creek Branch
Conway Southern brings a manifest south with Ally SD70T4s leading
Conway Southern brings a manifest northbound through Sharlene, as a NS string of empties begins up the Maces Creek Branch.
NS brings empties northbound over the infamous Dale Hill
A pair of overpowered helpers are on the back of a Loaded Coal drag. Train is leaving the Little Rock Launchpad as it begins its assent of the Thunderhead Grade
Conway Southern Local works the Small Campbells Papermill
NS leads empties up the Maces Creek Branch from Sharlene
CSX Leads loads by the Middle Fork Church as it comes out of the Holly Thicket Branch.
CSX Leads a west bound intermodal through Sarah.
Conway Southern leads an empty coal drag through Sharlene
Deep in the hollows of Eastern Kentucky, Lies a 150-mile mainline that runs through the twists and curves of the mountains.
Running East/West direction, The CSX Riverton Sub was originally built by the C&O in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The route made its way through the hills to get to the rich coal fields.
Coal is king in this area. With many mines and twisting branches. This route offers over 200 track miles of endless Appalachian railroading.
Conway Southern travels south from Little Rock to Shepardsville on ex-L&N lines. Originally built in the early 1900s to 1910s. The Riverton Sub is complete with PTC signaling. While the Conway Sub still uses CTC Searchlight signaling.
Other things you can see around the route are logging, Crude Oil, the Whiskey Barrel Trade from the old Conway Staves, aggregates, Grains, and Intermodals.
While this is built as a CSX Route. You can run whatever you want. Let your imagination take over here in the mountains, On the Riverton Sub.
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Conway Southern leads an empty coal drag up the Maces Creek Branch
CSX Charges a loaded coal drag West bound through Little Rock Yard.
CSX Charges a manifest over the Coppers Fork Bridge, as Conway Southern (Below) Leades a Loaded Coal Drag off the Coppers Fork Branch to Thurmond.
DOWNLOAD INFORMATION
The Riverton Subdivision utilizes assets from across various sites. Most of the items used on the Route are DLS items. It's not required, but a first-class ticket is recommended to get all the assets downloaded in a timely matter.
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Please also check out the Google doc provided which lists all the KuIDs used on the route. This will help with any other assets that you can't find. However, most of the items listed below should keep the missing assets to an absolute minimum.