Orange.
California. Just south of San Francisco, in Redwood City. Great place to live. Lots of toy train stuff, real train stuff, but sadly no basements.
Somebody lives 65 miles from York and has never been there? Scandalous!
It's about a $1200 overhead for me to go there, with airfare, rental car, motel, and food. If it was only a two hour drive, I would be there twice a year.
Irving, TX (west of Dallas) Home of DFW International Airport
I,m a new guy from Reno, NV.
Western Canada
Calgary Alberta
There is a few of us here. Hopefully, the others will chime in
Owensboro, Kentucky.
693 miles from York.
490 miles from OGR Office.
How come your vote choices don't match the map?
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Dennis
Yeah some of us know!! Some of you guys on the Maryland side of DC are bringing down my property value in Fairfax, Virginia! Chessie and B & O fans really depress the market! So I've felt your presence! 
Originally Posted by SJC:
Potomac, Maryland (Montgomery County). Born and Bred, still here. Not planning on leaving either.
Just a stones throw away from Washington DC.
this Milwaukee Road and Northern Pacific addict proudly calls Virginia my home!! The Northern Virginia area that is....
Lets be honest....some of us here in NOVA are Carpet Baggers! 
Speaking of Milwaukee Road tomorrow I get to pick up my MTH Milwaukee Road F7 ABA!!! Man that orange and maroon is like Cocaine! 
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - HOME OF THE RAVENS
Mchenry County, Illinois...
35 miles northwest of Chicago..
*Guilford, N.C. [30 miles West of "Orange"]
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*Summerfield,NC, then: Elizabeth,NJ, Morris County,NJ, 420 E.54th St, NYC, Banner,Elk, NC and last, Greensboro,NC. [tore down a lot of layouts
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Pennsylvania,or 92,000,000 miles from the sun.
Toledo OH IO home of the Mudhens
Originally Posted by Big_Boy_4005:
Originally Posted by gunrunnerjohn:
Probably would have been instructive to include all the breakdowns you posted in the graphic. some of the geographical areas mentioned are pretty large.
Agreed John. Actually, Ohio and Pennsylvania should be their own regions for this poll's purpose.
Especially NE OH where I reside in a suburb of Parma . I'm an hour from PA and 2 hours from Western NY and spend a good deal of time, business and pleasure, in those nearby other "regions."
Myersville, in Frederick County, Md.
The old format always showed where the person was from when they posted, unless they requested it not be shown. Knowing the location of the poster was helpful sometimes in understanding their posting better. I really miss that feature.
About 11 hrs west of Chicago and 7 hrs east of Denver.
New Hampshire. But modeling northwest Colorado, where I grew up.
Northeast. Also known as New Jersey. Also known as Paramus. Lol!
Aayyyy, how ya doin? Forgetaboutit. You talkin ta me?
Mike R
Originally Posted by Burlington Route:
Originally Posted by ChiTown Steve:
Originally Posted by Jeff T:
Chicago suburbs. With all the violence in Chicago I can't wait to get out of here.
One less Cub fan. That's OK.
He could be a Sox fan.....
Burl - look at his picture. BTW I'm just east of Wayne's World.
God's country (depending on who you ask)....Vermont
Upper midwest. West central Wisconsin.
Midwest, east north central....Indiana between South Bend and Gary.
Philadelphia, PA, in the Great Northeast part of the city.
Sierra Nevada foothills,California,two hours to the Ocean,forty minutes to skiing
Mikey
Fairmont, West Virginia
Eastern Long Island, New York
Felton, Pa, 12 miles south of the York Fairgrounds!!
Paul Edgar
Ottawa, Ontario. Too bad the map wasn't all of North America as our Class 1 railroads are not just in the US. I like to think of Canada and the US as one big economy joined by rail!
Jay in Ottawa
Reykjavik Iceland
Just wanted to see if anybody read this post. BTW Iceland is a beautiful country but never had a railroad.
Actually South Jersey and once upon a time South Philly
Grass Valley, CA
ncng
Are we neighbors? Grass Valley, CA ncng
Originally Posted by mikey:
Originally Posted by mikey:
Sierra Nevada foothills,California,two hours to the Ocean,forty minutes to skiing
Mikey
When I hear "Gods Country" I only think Colorado,
but I cannot judge, I have never made it to Vermont,
but looks like a wonderful place to live!
ncng-California
Originally Posted by alcosruule:
God's country (depending on who you ask)....Vermont
Anthony, a freiend went to Iceland on vacation I thought he was nuts, tell I saw his pictures. What a great place. Your lucky. Don
Per the map, North Central Midwest.
But Springfield, MO. In the Ozarks, southwest Missouri.
Home of the Frisco.
Thank you Roger, you saved me a lot of typing. You forgot to tell all of these good fellow's we don't have any decent hobby shops with in 150 miles.
Al
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Im in the Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabers teritory.
jimr
I guess there are a couple of us from SoCal!
At my mansion compound in the affluent western suburbs of Philadelphia.
