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[[File:Candelaria Branch Detail USGS Map 1900.png|center|600px|thumb|Map of the C&C Candelaria Branch from a 1909 USGS topographical map.]] | |||
The Carson & Colorado Railroad set Candelaria as their target when construction of the railroad began. South of Belleville the railroad constructed a branch to Candelaria at a location called Filbin. The branch featured the two tallest trestles on the entire railroad as the route gained elevation to enter Candelaria at the same elevation of the ore tipples of the Northern Belle Mine located on the eastern side of town. | |||
The railroad constructed a depot, turntable and engine house closer to downtown located on the slope of. | |||
[[File:CandelariaNV-Depot-Site-2016-Brandon.jpeg|left|250x250px|Location of the former C&C depot at Candelaria.]] | [[File:CandelariaNV-Depot-Site-2016-Brandon.jpeg|left|250x250px|Location of the former C&C depot at Candelaria.]] | ||
[[File:CC-Candelaria-Depot-1898-UNR.jpeg|right|250x250px|Location of the former C&C depot at Candelaria.]] | |||
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[[Narrow Gauge Railroads of Nevada|Nevada]] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_Nevada#Common Carriers|Common Carriers]] / [[Carson & Colorado Railroad]] | [[Narrow Gauge Railroads of Nevada|Nevada]] / [[Narrow_Gauge_Railroads_of_Nevada#Common Carriers|Common Carriers]] / [[Carson & Colorado Railroad]] |
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Nevada / Common Carriers / Carson & Colorado Railroad
History
Carson & Colorado Railroad
The Carson & Colorado Railroad set Candelaria as their target when construction of the railroad began. South of Belleville the railroad constructed a branch to Candelaria at a location called Filbin. The branch featured the two tallest trestles on the entire railroad as the route gained elevation to enter Candelaria at the same elevation of the ore tipples of the Northern Belle Mine located on the eastern side of town.
The railroad constructed a depot, turntable and engine house closer to downtown located on the slope of.