In August 2002, members of 44th Field Engineer Squadron, Trail and a troop of Royal Engineers from 75 Engineer Regiment improved a disused railway trestle on the Trans Canada Trail near Christina Lake British Columbia. The crossing is named in honour of the railway workers who joined the Canadian Railway Troops in both world wars.
Type
Canadian Railway Troops Crossing
Christina Lake, British Columbia
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Location
Canadian Railway Troops Crossing
Christina Lake
British Columbia
Canadian Railway Troops Crossing
Christina Lake
British Columbia
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 49.01268
Long. -118.19496
Lat. 49.01268
Long. -118.19496