Torrential rainfall damages railroad tracks across Maine
Sunday rainfall necessitated culvert replacements, track repairs
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Heavy rainfall in Maine caused damage to railroad tracks, which crews and contractors were in the process of cleaning up on Thursday.
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Railroad tracks across Maine are being repaired following a torrential Sunday downpour.
The state was the site of heavy rainfall Sunday. The rainfall caused damage to state infrastructure, necessitating replacements of culverts and repairs to state-owned rail track, said Paul Merrill, a spokesperson for the Maine Department of Transportation.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}MAINE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DEPT. UNIMPRESSED BY RAIL COMPANY'S CLEANUP EFFORTS
The transportation department is also aware of a track washout on privately owned tracks in Belgrade that was caused by the Sunday storm, Merrill said. Track owner CSX was also in the process of repairing that damage.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The state and another railway owner, Canadian Pacific Kansas City, said last month that a washout led to a train derailment in the northern part of the state.