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How much of an easement does the railroad have on each side of its tracks?
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The width of a railroad ROW is always recited in the recorded instruments (deeds) that first created the ROW. That type of research is difficult and usually requires the assistance of a professional title examiner. However, a little research in the land records for your area may yield results. Ask if they have the original plans of the railroad ROW on file. In jurisdictions that have land records filed by county those plans are usually available. If they don't have them, they can tell you where to find them. Railroad plans were usually filed in the mid to late 1800s. They would show the width. We have them readily available in Massachusetts either at the Registries of Deeds or filed with the various county highway records. In my area. I have seen them range from one to three rods wide. One rod is usually measured at 16.5 feet.
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