The NS Harrisburg Terminal territory operates on AAR Channel 058 - 160.9800 MHz. This stream provides single-channel, wide-area coverage from a high elevation. It does not scan. See "Feed Notes" for some interesting information about this stream.
FEED NOTES
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About this Stream:
This stream is provided under the auspices of the Harrisburg Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society and Broadcastify.com as a service to the railfan community. For more information about the Harrisburg NRHS please visit our website at:
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The NS Harrisburg Terminal territory is a major nexus in Norfolk Southern’s railroad. The Harrisburg area sees a convergence of trains from the south (RR West) on the Lurgan Branch, from the north on the Buffalo Line, from the west on the Pittsburgh Line, from the east (New York, Philadelphia) on the Harrisburg Line, from the southeast (Baltimore, Delaware, and Washington DC) on the Port Road / Royalton Branch and from Amtrak (New York, Philadelphia) on their Keystone Line.
The radiofrequency is AAR Channel 058 - 160.9800 MHz.
This stream provides single-channel, wide area coverage. It does not scan. It does not receive yard channels or the road channels of adjacent territories. Radio signals are received from CANNON to the west, BURKE to the east, STONEY to the north, SHIP to the south (RR west) and ROY to the southeast (RR east.)
The NS Harrisburg Terminal desk covers the following rail lines:
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The Buffalo Line from STONEY at milepost BR 302.8 in Dauphin, PA to its terminus/junction with the Pittsburgh Line at ROCKVILLE at milepost BR 306.2.
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The Harrisburg Line from BURKE interlocking at milepost HP 104.2 near Hummelstown, PA to HARRISBURG at milepost HP 112.9 at
Harris Tower in downtown Harrisburg.
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The Lurgan Branch from SHIP at milepost LG 40.1 in Shippensburg, PA to PAXTON and CAPITOL at LG 0.0 in Harrisburg.
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The Pittsburgh Line from McVey at milepost PT 179.6 at McVeytown, PA to HARRISBURG at milepost PT 105.1 at
Harris Tower in downtown Harrisburg.
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The Port Road Branch between Enola Yard and its connections with The Pittsburgh Line at MARY at milepost EP 73.7 / PT 110.9 and at BANKS at milepost EP 76.1 / PT 113.2.
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The Royalton Branch from ROY at milepost RY 11.0 in Royalton, PA to PAXTON at milepost RY 21.9 in Harrisburg.
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The Hill Industrial Track (what’s left of it) in Harrisburg, PA
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The Rutherford Industrial Track which serves the Rutherford Intermodal Yard.
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The Steelton Industrial Track from Harrisburg to Steelton, PA.
The activity of note includes:
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Traffic for Enola Yard connecting to The Pittsburgh Line at MARY at milepost EP 73.7 / PT110.9 and at BANKS at milepost EP 76.1 / PT 113.2.
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Traffic for Harrisburg Yard at ROCKVILLE at PT 109.9 and HARRISBURG interlocking at HP 112.9.
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Traffic for Rutherford Intermodal Yard via the Tower, Fare and Ford hand switches on the Rutherford Industrial Track. The Rutherford Industrial Track connects to The Harrisburg Line at RUTH at HP 108.8 and BEAVER at milepost HP 105.0.
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Interconnection with Amtrak at HARRISBURG interlocking at milepost HP 112.9. This is the western terminus of the electrified northeast corridor's Keystone Line. Amtrak trains continuing west beyond Harrisburg use Norfolk Southern trackage and connect to NS at HARRISBURG interlocking.
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Trains at the Harrisburg Fuel Pad. This fueling station is located on the mainline for east-west trains at milepost PT 107.5 of the Pittsburgh Line between ROCKVILLE and HARRISBURG interlockings.
Defect Detectors heard on this feed include:
Harrisburg Line:
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MP 103.3 - DE, HB, HW (BURKE interlocking)
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MP 105.0 - HC (BEAVER interlocking - Thorofare Track and Rutherford Siding, eastbound only)
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MP 112.9 - DE, HB, HC (HARRISBURG interlocking)
Lurgan Branch:
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MP 6.8 - DE, HB
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MP 28.0 - DE, HB
Pittsburgh Line:
Port Road Branch:
Adjacent Territories: The Harrisburg Chapter of the NRHS also maintains a radio stream of the
NS Harrisburg East Dispatcher. This is the next territory to the east of the Harrisburg Terminal Desk and compliments this feed. It is also available on Broadcastify at:
Ron Zukosky maintains the
NS Pittsburgh Line feed which is the territory immediately west of the Harrisburg Terminal. This feed comes from a high elevation receive site and covers a huge chunk of the Pittsburgh Line. This feed is available on Broadcastify at:
ATCS Monitor: The territory covered by this stream is also well covered by our companion "NS Harrisburg Division" ATCS monitoring kit available on the ATCS Monitor Yahoo Group. By joining the group, you can download the program at:
The NS Harrisburg Division monitoring kit can then be downloaded at:
TrainMon5: Successor to ATCS Monitor, TrainMon5 does not require the installation of any software as it runs on any browser and any platform that supports a browser. This includes both Windows and Apple computers as well as both Android and iPhone smartphones. You need to establish an account to access the data.at:
Key locations on this territory are very well documented in
“The Railfan’s Guide for Google Earth” available for download at:
Again, you need to join the Yahoo group to download the file. Note that this is a large file and may take some time to load in Google Earth.
Happy Monitoring!
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