An extension of the
Along the Shore program developed
earlier.
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This thingy |
In that post, I worried about bypassing strong curvature just east of New Haven, and I put in a tangent line at the best alignment I thought I could find.
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Original tangent line |
My worrying is all for naught, though, because I had confused the locations of Union Station and State Street station. Having fixed that, I followed Alon's recommendation that
[t]his project ... start right at New Haven Union Station, cross the
Quinnipiac River at a new bridge near US 1 and the new I-95 bridge,
follow I-95 to the state line, and then cut across barely-populated
territory to the Shore Line at Kingston, where it straightens.
as far as Lake Saltonsall, because I think the existing line has adequate curvature from there to Old Saybrook, and certainly an adequate curvature
envelope to further improve speeds.
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Quinnipiac Bypass of sharp curvature northeast of New Haven |
The replacement Quinnipiac Bypass is shown above.
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