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Subdivision 22 53 .ro !-.... * Subdivision il C: r: 3: S;:Jivision 22 60 Sunday, October 30, 1977 f,-' Xic- Subdivision .q ' 23 Er :; Subdivision 23 58 lr.'-,r S::.i:rision 23 61 At 12201A.M. ir. :'.:, S-:.i:vision 24 58 q/ ?r--,: :-:.:.r:-<ion Jb ST'PERSEDINGTIME TABLE NO. 7 l|-- -, :-:.1-r:sion 25 55 D.{TED APRIL 24,1977 .L':r: S::.:-v -.:on 25 54 lrr .:r.:,3r -suMivision 25 56 ],'. --:.;..r i-bdivision 25 6l !- . _ ;t ::::dtvlslon 26 69 EASTERNSTANDARD TIME l;- -'.r! : S-:.1:rision 26 60 C r:r-.-r S::.i:v:sion 26 59 lr:rnr !::.::T:3:On 26 59 3r nr :;..<-.r,- -:r-J Instructions 27-38-29-30-3r L ':41 ':r:'J 32-33 lltra? 62-63 FOR THE GOVERNMENTOF l-, r:,: P:-,rrt€ Tracks 6J-65-66-67 f l :1 il. :t:.i 68 l*r-: lf :r:r 68 EMPLOYEESONLY .l*'.:1' -* it:-::nal Officers 6E lt-: t i!1r;::rns 68-69 a=r trt:F?::1.!ires 69-70 l' ir.cr PL"!phtt€ District 7l E*-::3 S;.*c.d ior Passenger t. L. WILLIAI{S, Vicc Prcsidont-Opcrctionr l:::-r ..-.i:{rl br AYTRAK C. F. EELLY, Gcnerql Mcncgcr-Trcnrporlclion la<--r :+:-:-+ ind 6G6{9 i2-73-74 l. H. A.BI{OLD, Suporialoadcnt, fcc}couvillo Divirion lB-1.r:r l(r:r::rls lD-10 IACI CHEnnY, J[., Suprriateadeal, Tcmpc Divirion lin i:: ..:€.putiag:Speeds I i "--r T:r:e 80 LEESBURGSUBDIVISION IVANNEE SUBDIVISION JACKSONVILLEOIVISION -a:.s:\, r_1_EotvlsloN \,, rt h TI)IE'f \I]I-E \(I I}* EFFET'T : i fi Octr,b'::i,.:. E I ,, ; STATIONS fr '{ 5761 761,6 i € wrlDwooD li __ :l:__ AS8O2 772.8 n LEESBURG L I 1l l1.l )lilr. \\'ildl rxrd 1o Lt.t .hu r: H MONTICELLOSUEDIVISION BAINBRIDGESUBDIVISION JACKSONV..':.SO\ -A:<SO\VILLE DIVISION \\.- Ex{L\ J rll 633 \rl | \lil I. \() 634 --r ::f a!l [:,: STATiONS A. M, P. M. t rtrlr TALLHASSEE A I lf,: 520 124C LAKE IA.CKSoN ;1,' 440 1255 HAVANA ,,0 430 '1 rLt----- l 10 ATTAPULGUS ID 410 l- 145 BAINBRIDGE \rir)f) L]r 345 P.M, P. M. ;1..:t)liles li Tallahassrt'to Bainbridge SOUTHWARD BALDWIN SUBDIVISION-JACKSONVILLEDIVISION TIME TABLE NO, S 931s7 87 83 3 81 IN EFFECT lorr'rran -r."! .*,,. October30,19?7 .t. I is; -tl'.t.j :rdr I Trr;n <= pJirr u.,r\ o"',t | STATIONS P. M. A, M A M. AJ,,L I A. ''T A639 639.4 L IACKSONVILLE T ' r,..' n,'"r Station) X.S'IJT I 641.4 T MONCRIEF ^647.5 a .1C:: '::O ^ 430 BEAVERSTREET X-SCL 355 A642 s635.O . ^ a1 spo:i 6380 - I r, - spoge 6390 CARNEGIE sP644 643 9 \!'I{ITE HOUSE sP653 652.6 a653 6533 JO/Z y:1 679 678.4 l- t srARc s685 6851 | *^MPros s690 I 6903oYv,v I we'too s695 u*t ONANGE HEIGIIT g i- -4' - s?05 HAWTHORNE X-SCI- ry11 -9.0 - 712.3 LOCHLOOSA --7.s , @,-- 719.8_ SPANR 735.3 ocALA x-scl - a.2- s744 7415 s751 !1r., 761 761.2 129.8Miles Jacksonville to Wildwood BALDWIN SUBDIVISION-JACKSONVILLE DIVISION SOUTHWARD 3 TITIE TABLE NO. 8 721 391 3(X' 875 165 17s L77 301 r73 305 181 IN EFFECT 'I jrrough I ljr,!Lr!lr October30. 1977 I rfi:ht I rci!ht I).ril t I),tily STATIONS o i, P. M. P. M. IACTSONVILI.E T , Pd.s"ngerSratioa) X.STJI I t IRD MONCRIEF 600 L1030 BEAVER STREET x-scl t-- 3.1--r- @- ann o2n 1106 T WEST JACKSONVILLE YAIII),, 5otl 1.0_ CANNEGIE I 4.9 -- " urqrrF qntteF l:,,:", l' WHITE HOUSE ' -- 8.? -- i '': BALDWIN , 900 ':l r BALDWIN YARD :,- 600 L745 93C 1135 __ l4!- -F i t LAwTEY :l --,'- ; I srAnKE _425 _ 6.i I HAMPTON _ ____ 1.9 WALDO 650 835 1n; _ _o.t,_ I OBANGE HEIGHT I HAWTHORI{E 852 l.:6 1240 a I LOCHLOOSA SPARN I 135 I _ o tJc I s.{:i : s I - s'_-}l.1ai-- I I i -- '. o tv f VJ: : t t tV ZZV A,M A.M PM. P, M. P. M. A. M. ll':'\l r- . S.r.CrL.i ..i-a(::1 :. I)L I! :i, l l)rilr l).rjlr 4 NORTHWARD BALDWIN SUBDIVISION-JACKSONVILLEDIVISION TIME TABLE NO. g 82 4 l8s 56 94 IN EFFECT o9 k3 October30, 1977 Silver I Floridian I Floridian a2 Star Train t_Lrran,t .,.,,n. I (St.P"r.) | (11;ami) t-I oj Daily I Daily I D"'r' :,r:iyllaitylDailY P.M, IP.M. 1P.r, P.M. IP.M. I P.M, ]ACKSONVILLE 5 455 5 230 639.4 (PassengcrStati{,n) X'STJT ' 615 l- 641 .4 MONCNIEF A 610 ^642 t.: x.scl L 443 440 5635.0 BEAVEn STnEET Ll 435 SP638 638.O WEST JACKSONVILLE G) _-- 1.0 SP639 639,O CABNEGIE - +.9 SP644 643.9 WHITE HOUSE 8.7 - JTOCJ 652.6 BALDWIN - 0.? 422 142 5b 5J 653.3 lT BALDWIN YAnD - -l l8.l-- @- 671.4 ; { LAWTEY - a<- 5>t 117 79 678.4 l: I srARrE 685,1 I HAMPTON s 345 s 105 s690 690,0 WALDO JOV C 696.6 ORANGE HEIGHT @ -i24g x-sct, 329 s705 703.3 HAWTHoRNE s711 srn x-scl- s 303 s1223 s735 735.3 ocALA 8.2 - s744 743.5 SANTOS _ 8.5 s7s1 ,5n ' ( SUMMERFIEI.D 2l -e.2- 235 1155 s761 161.2 ill wILDwooD @ P.M. P. M. P, M. P. M. P, M, IA.M. 129.8Miles to Wildwood Drily Ddily Daitv I Da;ty Jacksonville NORTHWARD BALDWIN SUBDIVISION-JACKSONVILLEDIVISION 5 TIME TABLE NO. 8 t78 166 190 174 306 314 3o.2 876 IN EFFECT ta October30,1977 Throush Tl: :;: Ti:. i:: Through Ti.! i:h Throrrgh Freight l:..j : F:-.:l r Freisht F!.::ht Fre;rht STATIONS Dailv trr l. Dr.lr Ex. trlop. A.M. A.M. A.M. i A.M. IACKSOT{VILLE I Pas3enger Sbtion) X.ST'T 2.0 _ _l__ T MONCRIEF A1030 1000 A 915 A 600 _ t.5 BEAVER STNEET 3.1- T WEST IACKSONVILLE @ A 900 ^ A 430 500 YARD O 720 915 815 330 CARNEGIE .re-17?P I- WHITE HOUSE ltrop - - 8.7-16l BALDWIN l42P L 830 ! 200 L 400 L 650 _ - O.; -IYARD Y T BALDWIN YARD I- 63s ?30 ?6q t8.l- - {G/- |Y.\RD.) " t': LAwTEYLAWIEI I| :i - - 7.0-1233 ; STARKE 1,"" lj 325 - -- o.i -l 136 i HAMPTON lg8P-- ro -lq_ -310 WAI.DO 500 445 - 6.6 - IYARD ORANGE HEIGHT @ - b.7 - l:00P x_scl HAWTHORNE 1200r 425 oJc tqF. _90 440 620 LOCHLOOSA ?00P __7.- 9 SPARn l23oP <_ tla OCALA Kscl, I?3$is 350 545 550 220 YARDn u., _ ,o- I sANros ll4l??nf _R<_ i I ST'MMERFIELD__ _-- IJ9OP __;i.- l 16 _l -'T Y,\RD O WILDWOOD @ rl r 305 310 500 | 520 145 A.M. A. M. A.M. A.M. A. M. P. M. P.M. IP.M. 129.8Miles Jacksonvilleto Wildwood ,r"* tt* Er. Mon. I Dailv I)r;lr Daily I SOUTHWARD MIAMI SUBDIVISION-JACKSONVILLEDIVISION SECO\*D CL.\SS FIITSTCLASS TI}IE TABLE NO. 8 7o/9- r73 | 87s I rll l 17: 16s 3o_e 181 93 83 IN EFFECT 'l -q 1977 Local Throush Throush I r n*,",, rlru'rcr, r r,r,rr.rr r.ru..rrr r : . l loridian October30, t reisht Freishl I l-!eisht fr.r(l,t Freirl,t L ,rl.t Fr.iFht fr, -l I ( 1l ian'i ) E'. Sat. -'"I I ;; ; Da'yi Dailv STATIONS "";I ":,; l- ",, P. M. P.M. lP.M. i P.M. i P.M. i A.M. A.M. A.M. P. M. L -T wrlDwooD 1115 825 615I 31s I rrro ] ttu 225 630 s761 7il.2 rrzs ]; ess-]; oso-i :zs j.ir- "izl " ;ia >/oo /oo.l -L- COLEMAN i i-s+oi i- sx777 777.3 CENTERHILL \-: -i-- MABEL sx782 781.9 1--l 10.8- e 1145 rrd 655 113 I sx793 792.7 BRYAN I -il- I _ls.i-- FLANDERS I ll 7oo 125 | SX8O8 808.4 SX816 dlo./ NOXON ll -138 -l.l- _l_ .u't''.
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