Washport - Bulk Terminal

34. Washport - Bulk Terminal
Region: Kamchatskiy
Area: Jakatastan
Tile: Washport
Welcome back everyone! Back in Jakatastan, we move down the old waterfront, known as Washport. It's named this because before the Kamchatskiy River was tamed, winter flooding was frequent in this area, where the river has yet to split into its wetland delta.
Today we'll look at the older bulk terminal, which was designed mostly for smaller scow-class cargo ships. Here is where gravel and other soil products are loaded to be taken by ship to other parts of Kamchatskiy (since most of the regional rail services go to timber, fluids, ores, construction supplies, and summer foodstuffs).
(reminder: PLEASE CLICK IMAGES IF YOU WANT TO VIEW IN FULL RESOLUTION! ~Thanks.)
1. Overview of the bulk terminal.

2. Rail line crossing one of the numerous waterways and into the bulk terminal.

3. The Rail lines split to form a loop.

4. Rail station along the scow pier.

5. Bulk loading/unloading from the trains.

6. Open storage for gravel.

7. Piles on the slab.

8. Old piles.

9. Ship loading.

10. Loading a larger ship, rare this far upstream.

11. More along the scow pier.

12. Storage in summmer.

13. Warehouses inside the train loop.

14. The garbage dock.

15. Garbage dock in fall.

16. Summer overview.

17. And finally a night shot.

That's all folks. Thanks again for stopping by. I hoped you enjoyed your visit! Please feel free to leave your thoughts below. Replies to last weeks comments just after the banner.

@Schulmanator: well here in the pacific NW its been one of the coldest, cloudiest, and wettest Junes on record, so we need to find a happy average between the two. Maybe i can work in some more snow for all you folks suffering the heat in the future.
@Neragua: The trees with snow on them are by Giraffe, the others are mostly by cycledogg. That hot springs is one of the water brushes from sorchin's pack with the hot spring effects by craig-abvcs.
@Simul8ter8, kedar, ggamus, shanemelbourne, mamaluigi945, paulmc, waterclaw: Thank you all very much for your comments, they're greatly appreciated!


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