Ex-Wisconsin Central 589.

ANDINA copper concentrate train, led by EMD SD39-2M locomotive No. D-2354 of FEPASA railroad, advances by the sand and the beach of Ritoque, in Quintero (Valparaiso Region).

Along the long beach and dunes of Ritoque and by sections of railroad covered with beach sand (located between the cities of Quintero and Concón), FEPASA train with closed hoppers loaded of coppe... (more)

Along the long beach and dunes of Ritoque (in background) and by sections of railroad covered with beach sand (located between the cities of Quintero and Concón), FEPASA train with closed hoppers... (more)

Along the long beach and dunes of Ritoque and by sections of railroad covered with beach sand (located between the cities of Quintero and Concón), FEPASA train with empty closed hoppers of copper... (more)

For the old but renewed Santiago - Valparaíso railroad line, FEPASA train loaded with closed hoppers of copper concentrate from Codelco Andina located in Saladillo - Rio Blanco (former trasandino... (more)

By the former trasandine railway line, the "Andina" loaded down with pots of copper concentrate from Saladillo - Rio Blanco, passes (through 3 tunnels and 2 bridges) the spectacular "Salto del Sol... (more)

By the old trasandine railway line Los Andes - Mendoza, the "Andina" loaded down with pots of copper concentrate from Saladillo - Rio Blanco, passes (through 3 tunnels and 2 bridges) the spectacul... (more)

For the old meter gauge trasandine railway line, the "Andina" loaded down with pots of copper concentrate from Saladillo - Rio Blanco, passes near the spectacular "Salto del Soldado," (soldier jum... (more)

The train of the railway company Fepasa transporting copper concentrate from the Andes Mountain, through the meadows of the area of ​​San Pedro, city of Quillota, in the Region of Valp... (more)

For the old trasandine railway line, the "Andina" loaded down with pots of copper concentrate from Saladillo - Rio Blanco, passes (through 3 tunnels and 2 bridges) the spectacular "Salto del Solda... (more)

This train, known as "El Andino" down from the town of Saladillo loaded with copper concentrate, crossing a bridge on a gorgeous stretch very rough, and entering the show "Salto del Soldado," a be... (more)