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Would anyone happen to have the frequencies used by the Union Pacific and BNSF for their trains in the Columbia River Gorge.
Also, I am looking for the frequencies used by the Oregon State Police and any fire districts in the gorge. I noticed several listed in Intercept but didn't note geographic locations.

Many thanks,
Wayne

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Wayne
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BNSF uses AAR 76 all the way to Pasco; UP uses I know AAR 27 to Cascade Locks and I forget after that.

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UP uses 2727 (160.515) to The Dalles and then 2020 to Hinkle (160.410)

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Here are the "big 3" for Klickitat County-

154.130 KC fire dispatch, county wide except Dallesport and Wishram, they are dispatched by The Dalles.

154.025 KCSO "central" repeater, for the most part east of the Klickitat river. Also Goldendale PD.

153.845 KCSO "west" repeater, west of the Klickitat river. (DUH) Also Bingen/White Salmon PD

KCSO also has an "east" repeater but I've never heard them use it. KCSO used to have a "Z" prefix on their callsigns, now they just use their badge number. GPD uses an "X" prefix and Bingen/White Salmon uses 28xx. The fire districts use their district number and truck/unit number. (ie 7xx) The cheifs, OICs ID's as "x-hundred. (ie 700) GFD uses 61xx while Bingen and White Salmon use the town name and unit number. If you need something else I can look it up, these are the ones off the top of my head.

The Goldendale fire "working" channels are actually county wide tac channels. Fire dist. 7 (Rural 7) has their own repeater on 154.415.

Slightly off topic, but does anybody have the channel plan for the Mount Adams ranger district in the Gifford Pinchot national forest?