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Train derailment spills corn in Winneshiek County

October 17, 2005 By admin

Tons of corn is being scooped up alongside railroad tracks in far northeast Iowa, as cleanup is underway after a train derailment in Winneshiek County on Sunday afternoon around 3:30 on the edge of Castalia. At least 27 cars loaded with grain went off the tracks. The cause of the accident is unknown. The Iowa, Chicago and Eastern railroad train was headed east for Marquette. No one was hurt.

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