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170-07395 viewsDookie, track view looking towards Shepparton, west, along the mainline, crossover to silos and gravitational road on the left, GEB sub-terminal silo complex visible on the right.
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170-01185 viewsCosgrove, rear road receival view and elevation of Williamstown style silo complex.
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170-06182 viewsDookie, track view from former platform, elevation of Williamstown style silo complex with steel annex, load-out spouts, weighbridge hut in the background to the right of silos.
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170-23176 viewsBenalla, V/Line broad gauge VTBA type bogie bitumen tank waggon VTBA 438 in the sidings near the CRB or Country Roads Board depot. Was one of five built by Tulloch NSW Ltd in 1956 for COR as a TW type, modified by Fleet Forge for bitumen in 1967. VR diagram TW-36.
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170-09157 viewsSt James, yard view looking north to Oaklands, mainline with silo siding on the right.
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170-08156 viewsSt James, track view across yard to Williamstown style silo complex, load-out spout, steel complex on the right, looking from former station platform.
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170-18151 viewsGoorambat, rear view of station building from car park, view across yard of Ascom and Williamstown style silo complexes.
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170-25150 viewsRutherglen, view across yard, Williamstown style silo complex with steel annex, load-out spouts, silo has been configured for loading road vehicles.
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170-04149 viewsDookie, yard view looking towards the closed line to Katamatite, silo siding on the right.
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170-05146 viewsDookie, yard overview looking west, crossover with hand locking bar to mainline on the right, gravitational road runs along the front of the Williamstown style silo complex with steel annex visible, GEB sub-terminal in the background.
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170-20138 viewsGoorambat, yard view looking towards Benalla, super phosphate sheds with a Victorian Oat Pool shed beyond them.
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170-03137 viewsDookie, yard view looking towards Shepparton, or west, Williamstown style silo complex with steel annex, gravitational road and crossover visible, former platform site at right, GEB sub-terminal visible in the distance.
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170-02135 viewsDookie, Grain Elevators Board sub-terminal site, large Ascom style steel silo complex, located west of the station, viewed from road.
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170-10134 viewsSt James, load-out spout on Williamstown style silo complex.
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170-13134 viewsDevenish yard overview looking towards Oaklands, Williamstown style silo complex with steel annex, load-out spouts, 1988 Ford XF Falcon ute.
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170-16133 viewsDevenish, track view of low level rail bridge on the southern end of station yard.
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170-19133 viewsGoorambat station yard overview looking from platform, Williamstown style silo complex with steel annex and an Ascom style silo complex as another annex at the back, also beside the silos is a Grain Elevators Board H style horizontal bunker.
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170-14132 viewsDevenish station yard overview looking north towards Oaklands, Victorian Oat Pool horizontal bunker, Williamstown style silo complex in the distance.
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170-15126 viewsDevenish, track view of low level rail bridge on the southern end of station yard.
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170-11125 viewsSt James station yard overview, looking south towards Benalla, Williamstown style silo complex with an Ascom style complex behind it, goods platform in the distance, radio mast stand at former station platform site on the right.
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