Exploring Abandoned Railroad Crossings on Google Maps! - Part 11

So here it is, folks! After me running low on content to upload for y'all and after a busy work night, I have decided to record up another episode of my well-beloved Google maps series! This time, featuring more mechanical bells and scenery variety! (though I've never revealed bits of what will happen in these videos before, lol). But oh well, I guess with that said, I hope y'all enjoy this one

MUST READ IF APPLIES TO YOU: If you want to add your own cool abandoned Railroad crossing for me to explore in the next upcoming episode of this series, leave your suggestion down in the comments below, and please carefully follow these rules before doing so:

[Railroad Crossing Request Rules]:
1. The Railroad Crossing To Be Reviewed Must Be Abandoned, Out of Service, or equivalent
2. Railroad Crossing Must Be in The USA or Canada
3. Requests are limited to a total of 2 crossing locations per person
4. Detailed street/city/state names or coordinates of the location of the crossing are highly preferred to list
5. Send your Railroad Crossing Request(s) In the comments section of this video only (The latest episode of EARCOGM). Do not leave your requests in any older episode or it will be ignored. You may also DM me your requests on Discord if you want (details in my channel description)
6. If I already explored it, I will ignore it. In simpler terms, suggesting repeated crossings from last the episodes or duplicates from others is not allowed. UNLESS, If changes have happened to that said crossing in question ever since the last episode

(Timestamps may or may not be auto-generated by YouTube, but if not, I may add them later)

And with those simple conditions out of the way, I hope you guys enjoy this one! Thanks for watching!