ProTrak[TM]
(for XP, Win2000, ME, W98, NT4.0)
Industry Data
Weights of Lading Loaded in Cars
- Graph of Percent lading weight vs STCC
Only a few commodities fill a freight car to full capacity.
Industrial Trackage, Photos of Loading Spots
- Alfalfa loading on team track, Baden, ON, July 22
nd, 2006
Trackage at Nucor Steel Crawfordsville, Indiana
Coal Unloading Placement Lafarge Cement, Ravena, New York.
Lists of Customers
- Nickel Plate Industry List for 1944.
Original data provided by Tony Koester, Newton, NJ
File contains 1017 industries. Some industries have commodities listed. Posted May 19th, 2000
- Partial list of coal mines on the
C&O in West Virginia.
File contains 50 industries. Posted May 23rd, 2000
- Industry data from OpSig list. All data converted to ProTrak format. Posted June 19th, 2005
Data in zipped file. Un-zip data-file before using.
- Industry List covering the East. File contains about 10,000 industries. (211 kB)
- Industry List covering the South. File contains about 10,000 industries. (221 kB)
- Industry List covering the Midwest. File contains about 10,000 industries. (278 kB)
- Industry List covering the West. File contains about 10,000 industries. (195 kB)
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Note: Data is in ProTrak 'Customer' format and is only useful with ProTrak.
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Instructions Checklist:
- Download the data. Unzip files if necessary (All customerlib_?.zip files).
- Start ProTrak.
- Go to "File", "Import", "Import industry data". Select "ProTrak format".
- Select the drive (probably "c:") by double clicking, or wherever your downloads go.
- Select the directory where your downloads go.
- Select the file, for example "NKP1944.RDC" or "customerlib_west.
RDC"
Click on list column heading to sort data by that column.
Select the industries you want to add to your offline customers list.
Hit the "Import" button.
