He made a detailed survey of the valley in his search for possible transcontinental railroad routes.

The town was moved approximately one mile west in the late 1800s to be on a railroad route that no longer exists.

Today, a gravel road still follows the old railroad route over Marshall Pass.

The trail was briefly considered for a railroad route.

He later surveyed near the pass for a possible railroad route, but found it unsuitable.

Beginning in the 1840s, several government sponsored expeditions hoped to find potential railroad routes across the west.

Early emphasis for the commission was on regulation of railroad routes and rates.

Dots on the railroad routes represent small towns along the way, and serve as distance markers for player movement.

Through the territory of the Liubashivka pass the railroad routes.

The sailors, perhaps more comfortable near water, chose to follow the river, although the railroad route was shorter and ran through open country.