This Railroad uses a 1941 Built Locomotive! (Cloquet Terminal Railroad in 2007) @CVisionProductions1
This Railroad uses a 1941 Built Locomotive! (Cloquet Terminal Railroad in 2007)  @CVisionProductions1
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Travel with C. Vision Productions in the year 2007 to northern Minnesota to see a fabulous shortline! It is in Cloquet, Minnesota where the Cloquet Terminal operates switching duties. Formerly known as the Duluth and Northeastern, this shortline uses a 1941 built SW1 locomotive along with a SW1000. They tend to freight car movement for the Sappi Paper Mill, Specialty Minerals and USG's ceiling tile plant. They also interchange traffic with the BNSF.
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This Railroad uses a 1941 Built Locomotive! (Cloquet Terminal Railroad in 2007)

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