From Progressive Railroading Magazine; October 6, 2017
Port of Columbia and Frontier Rail officials will gather tomorrow in Dayton, Washington, to mark the reopening of the Columbia Walla Walla Rail Line (CWW).
The port owns a 37-mile stretch of rail that spans two counties and provides service from Dayton to Walla Walla, Washington. A segment that runs between Prescott and Dayton has been closed for nearly three years due to repair work on eight bridges and a section of track near the Touchet River, port officials said in a press release.
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