Latitude: 45.6159723
Longitude: -110.8503993
Elevation: 1799 meters / 5902 feet
Barometric Pressure 815KPa

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Descending Bozeman by MNRails - Shawn Christie, Five veteran EMD's with a heavy Spokane to Laurel manifest is easing down the Emerald Hills with its
Descending Bozeman by MNRails - Shawn Christie
Hammering up Bozeman by Moffat Road, The canyon below Chestnut Mountain on Bozeman Pass is filled with the sounds of hard-working vintage
Hammering up Bozeman by Moffat Road
Battling Bozeman Pass by MNRails - Shawn Christie, Under threatening storm skies, the Spokane to Laurel manifest with four SD45's and a SD45-2XR battle
Battling Bozeman Pass by MNRails - Shawn Christie
Up Bozeman by MRL 390, Montana Rail Link's M-LAUMIS1-18 crawls up Bozeman Pass west of Livingston, Montana. Two new SD70ACe
Up Bozeman by MRL 390
ML Bozeman Pass by MNRails - Shawn Christie, A pair of ACEs lead the ML over Bozeman Pass near Livingston, Montana.livingston montana unitedstate
ML Bozeman Pass by MNRails - Shawn Christie
Bozeman Pass by chief_huddleston, Two BNSF ET44C4s lead S-STPTAC up Bozeman Pass on MRL's 2nd Sub near Livingston. It smelled like a c
Bozeman Pass by chief_huddleston
Bozeman Pass From the North Coast Limited - 1969 by sjb4photos, The eastbound North Coast Limited exits Bozeman Tunnel on the Northern Pacific Railroad in a late-Ap
Bozeman Pass From the North Coast Limited - 1969 by sjb4photos
The Assault to Bozeman by Colorado & Southern, Montana Rail Link's Laurel to Bozeman Local powered by EMD SD40-2XR No. 255 and EMD SD40-2 No. 250 g
The Assault to Bozeman by Colorado & Southern
Night Sky Landscapes ~ Robert Howell by Cheryl L Taylor, On Friday the 13th the Bozeman Library Foundation sponsored an Art Opening Reception for Robert Howe
Night Sky Landscapes ~ Robert Howell by Cheryl L Taylor
Night Sky Landscapes ~ Robert Howell by Cheryl L Taylor, On Friday the 13th the Bozeman Library Foundation sponsored an Art Opening Reception for Robert Howe
Night Sky Landscapes ~ Robert Howell by Cheryl L Taylor
Bozeman Pass by chief_huddleston, A pair of ACEs lead the daily ML over Bozeman Pass on MRL's 2nd Sub near Livingston. The helpers on
Bozeman Pass by chief_huddleston
Euphorbia esula by Matt Lavin, The small patch of vegetation on a south facing aspect was sprayed with herbicide by some do-gooder
Euphorbia esula by Matt Lavin
BNSF M LAUPAS1 25 At Least It Took Place by gridejq, BNSF C44-9W 677, CP ES44AC 8852, and BNSF C44-9W 1047 lead a BNSF trackage rights train (M LAUPAS1 2
BNSF M LAUPAS1 25 At Least It Took Place by gridejq
Chenopodium berlandieri by Matt Lavin, Some of the radially symmetric flowers (with 5 distinct greenish calyx lobes) are evident from this
Chenopodium berlandieri by Matt Lavin
ML TRAIL CREEK by mlynn72130, With the helpers tied on to the rear of the train the ML is making short work of the west side of Bo
ML TRAIL CREEK by mlynn72130
The Climb Up Bozeman Pass by DJ Witty, A helper crew out of Livingston Yard is pulling cars that were left the day before on a siding in Ma
The Climb Up Bozeman Pass by DJ Witty
MRL 351 at Mile 120 2nd Subdivision 05,15,2014-1 by CP9524, Three MRL SD45s lift BNSF's Laurel to Spokane manifest out of Livingston and up Bozeman Pass. For
MRL 351 at Mile 120 2nd Subdivision 05,15,2014-1 by CP9524
Muir by ajm9339, After holding for a westbound coal train, MRL R-LAUBOZ1-30 returns east with plenty of power up fron
Muir by ajm9339
All Downhill from Here by Christopher Parma, Standing from nearly atop the west portal of the tunnel, a BNSF shuttle train slinks across the land
All Downhill from Here by Christopher Parma
Welcome to Bozeman Montana sign by m01229, yellowstonenationalpark fullframemirrorless wyoming sonya7iii
Welcome to Bozeman Montana sign by m01229
Festuca idahoensis by Matt Lavin, In Festuca idahoensis and most native perennial fescuegrasses, the leaf blade abruptly contracts (in
Festuca idahoensis by Matt Lavin
Plowed In by declanjdillon, Yes, that abandoned snowplow, yet again. <a href="http://bighugelabs.com/onblack.php?id=4329817302"
Plowed In by declanjdillon
Agropyron intermedium var. trichophorum by Matt Lavin, Agropyron intermedium var. trichophorum is distinguished by having conspicuously hairy lemmas. The t
Agropyron intermedium var. trichophorum by Matt Lavin
BNSF 4544 at Mile 120 2nd Sub 09,17,2017-4 by CP9524, A trio of BNSF GE's descend the grade into Livingston with a manifest train.
BNSF 4544 at Mile 120 2nd Sub 09,17,2017-4 by CP9524
Avena fatua by Matt Lavin, The membranous ligule is so well developed as to be conspicuous from front and side view. This speci
Avena fatua by Matt Lavin
All Plowed Out by declanjdillon, <a href="http://bighugelabs.com/flickr/onblack.php?id=3292117246&size=large">View On Black</a>ab
All Plowed Out by declanjdillon
MRL 4301 at Mile 120 2nd Subdivision 05,15,2014-7 by CP9524, A MRL helper set heads back to Livingston where they will wait for another train to shove over Bozem
MRL 4301 at Mile 120 2nd Subdivision 05,15,2014-7 by CP9524
1999-08-02 1320 MRL 366 Bozeman Pass, MT by jimkleeman, Later that same helper set is used on a WB BNSF merchandise train seen about halfway up the pass.
1999-08-02 1320 MRL 366 Bozeman Pass, MT by jimkleeman
Agropyron intermedium var. trichophorum by Matt Lavin, Agropyron intermedium var. trichophorum is distinguished by having conspicuously hairy lemmas. The t
Agropyron intermedium var. trichophorum by Matt Lavin
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin, The flowering heads of Lactuca serriola are narrowly cylindrical, the leaves distinctly clasp the st
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin
Surly Pugsley by samhDOTnet, In front of Bozeman Public Library. Took this out for about 12 miles tonight. <a href="http://www.
Surly Pugsley by samhDOTnet
Agropyron intermedium var. trichophorum by Matt Lavin, Agropyron intermedium var. trichophorum is distinguished by having conspicuously hairy lemmas. The t
Agropyron intermedium var. trichophorum by Matt Lavin
Solidago canadensis by Matt Lavin, Solidago canadensis growing along the Spring Creek riparian corridor and the Sourdough trail just no
Solidago canadensis by Matt Lavin
Bozeman's East Slope by MJBiehn, Westbound LM manifest passes the signature Bozeman Pass overlook of the Absoroka Mountains as it cli
Bozeman's East Slope by MJBiehn
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin, The flowering heads of Lactuca serriola are narrowly cylindrical, the leaves distinctly clasp the st
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin
Luck Beyond Belief by Kyle Korienek, After 20+ hours of driving from Michigan to Montana, myself and fellow photographer Michael Nowakows
Luck Beyond Belief by Kyle Korienek
MRL 259 at Mile 132 2nd Sub by CP9524, A nice matched pair of SD40s pause just west of the West End siding with their CWR train, while the
MRL 259 at Mile 132 2nd Sub by CP9524
Chenopodium berlandieri by Matt Lavin, Some of the radially symmetric flowers (with 5 distinct greenish calyx lobes) are evident from this
Chenopodium berlandieri by Matt Lavin
Chenopodium berlandieri by Matt Lavin, Some of the radially symmetric flowers (with 5 distinct greenish calyx lobes) are evident from this
Chenopodium berlandieri by Matt Lavin
Green Light up the Green Pass by AGS_3299, Morning showers are brewing to the west over the mountains while another train of empty coal buckets
Green Light up the Green Pass by AGS_3299
Helping out on Bozeman by MJBiehn, A Livingston based helper set of two ACe's and an SD40-2 lends a hand to westbound grain train on th
Helping out on Bozeman by MJBiehn
Back Down by Gtownrailfan, The 40-Ace-Ace helper set heads down to Livingston to wait for the next westbound.montana bozeman pa
Back Down by Gtownrailfan
Alnus incana by Matt Lavin, Trunks and branches with gray smooth bark. Tall statured trees (~4 m tall) usually not up in the mou
Alnus incana by Matt Lavin
From Exit 305 in Bozeman by mark shaiken : : photography, The sun broke through as we reached exit 305 on I-90 in Bozeman, MT. When you live in KC, the mount
From Exit 305 in Bozeman by mark shaiken : : photography
BNSF 5768 at Mile 120 2nd Sub 09,19,2017-2 by CP9524, An empty coal train descends the grade into Livingston.
BNSF 5768 at Mile 120 2nd Sub 09,19,2017-2 by CP9524
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin, The flowering heads of Lactuca serriola are narrowly cylindrical, the leaves distinctly clasp the st
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin
Climbing Bozeman Pass by Christopher Parma, On a cool Spring evening, the calm mountain air is interrupted by a dull roaring. It gets louder and
Climbing Bozeman Pass by Christopher Parma
Liatris punctata by Matt Lavin, A closeup of the punctate glands along the leaf blade (view of upper leaf surface). The bunched stem
Liatris punctata by Matt Lavin
MRL 4400 at Mile 120 2nd Sub 09,18,2017-2 by CP9524, A helper sets assists on the rear of a loaded coal train as it tackles Bozeman Pass.
MRL 4400 at Mile 120 2nd Sub 09,18,2017-2 by CP9524
MRL 404 841 at Mile 123 2nd Sub 09,18,2017-2 by CP9524, Four EMD's lug a hefty Livingston Local up Bozeman Pass.
MRL 404 841 at Mile 123 2nd Sub 09,18,2017-2 by CP9524
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin, The flowering heads of Lactuca serriola are narrowly cylindrical, the leaves distinctly clasp the st
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin
Heading up the Pass by AGS_3299, Grain empties out of Tacoma, Washington pass by the searchlights at West End and are nearing the tun
Heading up the Pass by AGS_3299
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin, The flowering heads of Lactuca serriola are narrowly cylindrical, the leaves distinctly clasp the st
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin
BNSF 5860 at Mile 132 2nd Sub 09,19,2017-3 by CP9524, 3 AC units lead a coal train downgrade out of West End.
BNSF 5860 at Mile 132 2nd Sub 09,19,2017-3 by CP9524
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin, The flowering heads of Lactuca serriola are narrowly cylindrical, the leaves distinctly clasp the st
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin, The flowering heads of Lactuca serriola are narrowly cylindrical, the leaves distinctly clasp the st
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin, The flowering heads of Lactuca serriola are narrowly cylindrical, the leaves distinctly clasp the st
Lactuca serriola by Matt Lavin
Dactylis glomerata by Matt Lavin, The contracted panicle of orchardgrass is distinctly secund, where the spikelets are swept to one si
Dactylis glomerata by Matt Lavin
MRL 4303 at Mile 120 2nd Sub 05,14,2014-3 by CP9524, Helper set returns to Livingston.
MRL 4303 at Mile 120 2nd Sub 05,14,2014-3 by CP9524
BNSF 3973 at Muir 09,17,2017-1 by CP9524, A Tier 4 GE leads an eastbound manifest out of Bozeman tunnel.
BNSF 3973 at Muir 09,17,2017-1 by CP9524