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Welcome!This site is dedicated to railscanning in the Toronto area. Scanning the railroad frequencies is an interesting and useful hobby. It can be used by photographers to set up shots and prepare for oncoming trains, railfans use it to get a 'feel' for traffic patterns on the line and obtain train numbers - its whole another aspect to the already interesting hobby of scanning! Owing to the large concentration of rail lines in the Toronto area, your radio won't never quiet for long! If you are new to railscanning, try the beginner's page. If you want to jump right to the frequencies, click on the Frequencies link. If you have any questions or comments, click on the How to Contact tag on the left menu. I am by no means an expert on the topic, and I accept all submissions, criticism, comments, praise, etc. Thanks for visiting! |
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