Winds in New Mexico were so strong March 13, they took a train off the tracks.
Photos released by New Mexico State Police show the train derailed, spilling train cars off a bridge.
Police say the train fell at least 40 feet to the ground.
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It is not clear what the rail cars were carrying, but there were no injuries reported.
Police say wind was the main contributing factor.
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