Walking down the line

Big skies and cattlemen driving their herds for summertime branding near Ravenscrag, Saskatchewan are some of the scenes one encounters during a 400-kilometre walk along a largely unused rail line from Consul to Pangman in southern Saskatchewan. The reactions of the bordering communities due to the...

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Published inCanadian geographic Vol. 124; no. 2; p. 83
Main Author Dunn, Kevin J
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Royal Canadian Geographical Society 01.03.2004
Subjects
Design and construction
Railroads
North America
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Summary:Big skies and cattlemen driving their herds for summertime branding near Ravenscrag, Saskatchewan are some of the scenes one encounters during a 400-kilometre walk along a largely unused rail line from Consul to Pangman in southern Saskatchewan. The reactions of the bordering communities due to the closure of the rail services are discussed.
ISSN:0706-2168