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	<span class="paracap">W</span>'''elcome''' to PacificNG.org, dedicated to the history of narrow gauge railroading in western North America and the Pacific Rim. Our goal is to create a central hub for history, imagery, and reference materials relevant to fans of narrow gauge railroading and increasingly early railroads west of the Great Divide.		<span class="paracap">W</span>'''elcome''' to PacificNG.org, dedicated to the history of narrow gauge railroading in western North America and the Pacific Rim. Our goal is to create a central hub for history, imagery, and reference materials relevant to fans of narrow gauge railroading and increasingly early railroads west of the Great Divide.

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	'''[[Arcata & Mad River Railroad]]''' [[File:A&MR map.jpg\|left\|~~200px~~\|borderless]]Incorporated July 16, 1881, the 12.9 mile long Arcata and Mad River Railroad provided access to the timber lands along the Mad River between Arcata and Korbel. Prior to the A&MR railroad the Union Plank Walk & Rail Track Company, incorporated December 15, 1854, had provided service along the 2.5 mile long wharf in Arcata. The two companies operated narrow gauge service for a total of 88 years being both the oddest gauge and earliest railroad in California. The A&MR continued on for an additional 50 years as a standard gauge railroad.		'''[[Arcata & Mad River Railroad]]''' [[File:A&MR map.jpg\|left\|250px\|borderless]]Incorporated July 16, 1881, the 12.9 mile long Arcata and Mad River Railroad provided access to the timber lands along the Mad River between Arcata and Korbel. Prior to the A&MR railroad the Union Plank Walk & Rail Track Company, incorporated December 15, 1854, had provided service along the 2.5 mile long wharf in Arcata. The two companies operated narrow gauge service for a total of 88 years being both the oddest gauge and earliest railroad in California. The A&MR continued on for an additional 50 years as a standard gauge railroad.
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	'''[[Arcata & Mad River Railroad]]''' [[File:A&MR map.jpg\|left\|~~150px~~\|borderless]]Incorporated July 16, 1881, the 12.9 mile long Arcata and Mad River Railroad provided access to the timber lands along the Mad River between Arcata and Korbel. Prior to the A&MR railroad the Union Plank Walk & Rail Track Company, incorporated December 15, 1854, had provided service along the 2.5 mile long wharf in Arcata. The two companies operated narrow gauge service for a total of 88 years being both the oddest gauge and earliest railroad in California. The A&MR continued on for an additional 50 years as a standard gauge railroad.		'''[[Arcata & Mad River Railroad]]''' [[File:A&MR map.jpg\|left\|200px\|borderless]]Incorporated July 16, 1881, the 12.9 mile long Arcata and Mad River Railroad provided access to the timber lands along the Mad River between Arcata and Korbel. Prior to the A&MR railroad the Union Plank Walk & Rail Track Company, incorporated December 15, 1854, had provided service along the 2.5 mile long wharf in Arcata. The two companies operated narrow gauge service for a total of 88 years being both the oddest gauge and earliest railroad in California. The A&MR continued on for an additional 50 years as a standard gauge railroad.
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	<span class="paracap">W</span>'''elcome''' to PacificNG.org, dedicated to the history of narrow gauge railroading in western North America and the Pacific Rim. Our goal is to create a central hub for history, imagery, and reference materials relevant to fans of narrow gauge railroading and increasingly early railroads west of the Great Divide.		<span class="paracap">W</span>'''elcome''' to PacificNG.org, dedicated to the history of narrow gauge railroading in western North America and the Pacific Rim. Our goal is to create a central hub for history, imagery, and reference materials relevant to fans of narrow gauge railroading and increasingly early railroads west of the Great Divide.