What is the eastern limit of the Union Pacific Martinez Sub?

Question

I know the Martinez Sub starts in Oakland, CA; but where does it officially end? Is it Sacramento? Roseville? Reno?

Thanks and if anybody has info (timetables) on any of the subdivisions in the SF Bay Area or elsewhere in California, please tell me. Thanks

Answer 1

Roseville Area Timetable #14, effective December 18, 2005, shows the Martinez Subdivision limits between 10th Street, Oakland, MP 2.2, to East Roseville, MP 106.4. This is the most current timetable I have.

If you go to my Y!A profile page you can access my 360 and ask any questions you want there. I have SP timetables going back to 1891 and will give ya any info I can from them.

Answer 2

As best as I can tell, it ends in the Roseville yard. Traffic east of Roseville becomes the Roseville Sub ( http://www.trainweb.org/intlrailfair/rvyard.html).

I have NO information on timetables (other than the Amtrak, ACE, and Caltrain passenger trains that lease space on the UP rails) thru the bay area, but these links provide alittle more Martinez Sub info:

http://www.trains.com/trn/default.aspx?c=a&id=534
http://home.comcast.net/~railfanrail/rt.html

Answer 3

This report is just a lie. But it makes a good 'Daily Mail' style headline. If Greece does not leave the EU we cannot stop Greeks from entering the UK by LAW. Unless the civil servants in the home office know that the UK is leaving the EU, but that is another matter. An influx of Greeks, well most would head for Cyprus and Italy first. Some of the rich would come to the UK ..Great! Their illegals (there are said to be lots) would go all over the place and England's benefit culture is world famous.

Answer 4

Get yourself a railfan timetable and look it up!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1934455105/ref=wolfharper-20
Or hit the railfan shows or eBay and get yourself a real Union Pacific timetable.

Answer 5

I believe it ends somewhere near Antioch, or Pittsburg.

Answer 6

sorry dunno