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H-2813
IN THE TEHACHAPI MOUNTAINS, NEAR TEHACHAPI PASS, CALIFORNIA
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FRED) "PHOSTINT"
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The entrance to the Great San Joaquin Valley
is by way of Tehachapi Pass, at an altitude of
4000 feet. Ten miles beyond the the Pass is the
famous loop. Here a complete circle is made by
the railroad. The length of the loop is 3795 feet,
the altitude at the crossing over the tunnel is 3034
feet; the altitude at the tunnel is 2956 feet.
Rapidly descending, the San Joaquin Valley is
entered at Bakersfield. The Valley is 32,000
square miles in extent, and is the granary of the
State.
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