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Wisconsin Central / Algoma Central Page These are our rookie rail-fan pictures of the Wisconsin Central Railroad, taken by Jay and Nancy Ohman late February, 1999. Too bad the weather was overcast. We have found the Wisconsin Central - Upper Michigan, and Algoma Central - Ontario Canada stretch to be a potentially spectacular and limitless area to attempt to model. I have only been able to capture here a small portion of this region. The images below are organized from North to South. Let me note that I sure wish I had more time to make these pages prettier, and better optimize the image size and clarity. I would be interested in feedback about the
maps I created. This site is not endorsed in any way by Wisconsin Central Ltd or Wisconsin
Central System, and should be considered unofficial.
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Links to other Wisconsin Central web sites: Wisconsin Central Home Page
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Loco's I have not found on the web, contained here (in order of appearance): 3025, AC1761, 6623, 6653, 3009, 6556, 6553 Feel free to link to these images, hopefully others can classify and
organize these images better than me. If you email
me when linking to these images, I will apprise you of any changes that
may affect your links.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada WC3025 "Wisconsin 150 years and Rolling" pulling the Snow Train, Agawa Canyon 
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Sault Ste. Marie, MI The last stretch of rail before Ontario, Canada. Looking north 
There used to be a turntable and engine house here, Looking south 
Maintenance equipment 
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| We have created a WC map of Trout Lake
West of Trout Lake, MI. This is the only "B" unit I have seen on the WC. WC3003, AC1761, WC6623 
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| We have created a WC map of Manistique
Manistique Papers, Manistique MI. Switcher, I would love to know more about this engine, especially if an HO model is available. 
For those who were not aware, this locomotive was controlled by remote control. The engineer/brakeman (job title?) is back hanging on to the cars, setting brakes, and throwing switches. 
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| We have created a WC map of the Gladstone yard
and area
Gladstone yard, Gladstone MI Rolling into Gladstone from Manistique WC6653... 
....and WC3009 
WC6556 and WC7506 (taking on sand?) 
Looking across the north end of the yard at WC6521, WC6529, WC6550, and snow removal equipment. 
Snow removal equipment up close, #WC 302 
Snow removal, labeled #GBW X190 
Equipment, #WC 315 MW 
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| Mead papers (?) Escanaba, MI
Escanaba & Lake Superior #100 
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| Escanaba, MI
WC 6553 - seems to be elusive of the camera, hears proof it exists. 
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Wisconsin Central, coming through the fog (somewhere) in Upper Michigan 
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