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  ACR piers before relocation

Forth Junction Project
Why the Name
Forth Junction?

 
A Time to Think
Big and Bold
Riverlands Transpo Centre Rail & Transit Heritage Resort Historical Model
Rail Project
Railway Icons & 'The Chinook' Historical Perspective

Why the Name
Forth Junction?

The Forth Junction Heritage Society

Frequently Asked Questions

100 Year Milestones
1910-1913

Alberta Central Railway

Calgary and Edmonton Railway

Proposed
Forth-Mintlaw ACR Corridor Linear Park

abandoned early ACR right-of-way






















 


Symbolic of the
North-South, East-West Distribution Flow
of settlement, commerce, industry, agriculture, transportation
and entrepreneurship in Red Deer and Western Canada

 
Forth Junction 1955Forth Junction
 
ACR pier at Taylor Drive
 
The ACR pier on Taylor Drive symbolizes Red Deer as the distribution and transportation hub of Central Alberta
                                                                                             incoming train from the west in 1955

Forth Junction map
Forth Junction was the interchange between the east-west Red Deer-based Central Alberta Railway and the north-south Calgary and Edmonton Railway, both operated by Canadian Pacific, from 1910 to 1962 as the major evolutionary economic catalyst in the development of Central Alberta.

 
 
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