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ION - Waterloo Region's Light Rail Transit
Were there cat poles here before? I can't remember. Either way, I really like this area of Uptown now. It will look so great with trains running through it!

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Here as well... you can see so much completed track here. And with Cedar closing on Monday , we'll just about finally have a through route of track all the way down Charles!

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Some of the progress at Queen / Charles. I believe Markster posted some photos of this to the FB group recently, but here's a panorama from above!

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Poles are up on Francis. track is also laid (but not embedded) from Water down to Bell. There's 3 types of poles, I'm trying to figure them out; the tall cone-like ones are street lights, I think? and the short, metal ones must be traffic lights? There's black plastic things around where the cat poles will go. It seems like there's a lot of the street light ones here, maybe just because of the visibility around the curve? will be a mess of lights, either way.

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RE: ION - Waterloo Region's Light Rail Transit - by GtwoK - 06-18-2016, 09:12 PM
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