The Historic and Present Day By an appreciative rail fan and admirer of the hundred mile short line, that defied, weather, mountains, time and economics, for the longest time.

Bartle over the years has been an important point along the line. With it's passing siding and water tower it was a major stop on the line when traffic was at it's peak. Bartle is also where the railroad terminated for many years with logging spurs taking off in all directions from there. Not far east from The Bartle siding is where the line splits between the Burney Line and the Hambone Line. It's name derives from the Bartle Brothers Ranch that had a guest house and bar in the area.

Pictures and Maps : Click On image to enlarge

Bartle Aerial Photo	Bartle Topo Map	Bartle Wye Aerial	Bartle Wye Topo
East End Of Bartle Siding Looking East	Speeder Shed At West End Of Bartle Yard	Rail Stamped with Maker Name	#38 At Bartle***

Maps and Aerial Image: U.S. Geological Survey

***Photo Courtesy of Jeff Moore and McCloud Rails

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