PORTLAND & WESTERN'S TOLEDO BRANCH - PART 1 Metroliners Weaving through this seemingly impassible

Weaving through this seemingly impassible barrier is a transcontinental railroad connecting the heartland of America with the Pacific Northwest and the Orient

The railway is busy with intermodal traffic heading to and from west coast ports of Vancouver and Prince Rupert

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PORTLAND & WESTERN'S TOLEDO BRANCH - PART 1 Metroliners Weaving through this seemingly impassibleIN STOCK AND SHIPPING AS OF JULY 13, 2020. Deep in the coastal hills of western Oregon lies a backwoods railroad that weaves through Americas premiere timber producing lands. Operated by the Portland and Western Railroad, the line services a Georgia Pacific paper mill in the small town of Toledo. Trains make the seventy five mile journey over the branch line nearly every day between its namesake town of Toledo and Albany in the lush Willamette Valley.