Modeling a Grain Silo for a Feed Mill Elevator | Langley, Milner, B.C.

Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

This is the early stages of modeling work on the Milner Grain Silo "Feed Mill" for section three on the "River Road' Shelf Layout. The actual location is in (Milner) Langley Township of B.C. Canada, on Glover Road and Crush Crescent. It is just off the SRY Main shared by CP and CN Class one Railroad.

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