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The map location in this article as I found it December 13, 2024, is the location indicated in Figure 3 of the Transportation Safety Board's report, cited as a source, but that image is incorrect and contradicts the rest of the report which says the derailment happened 9.1 kilometers from where Highway 6 crosses the rails. It also says the accident occurred while crossing a stream and shows photos of the wreck with the waterway clearly visible. I found the correct site, got the coordinates and entered them, altering the map to show the correct location. Oona Wikiwalker (talk) 22:11, 13 December 2024 (UTC)Reply