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Abbotsford and Northeastern RR Opened in 1890, became part of the Wisconsin Central Ry. in 1910.
Aberdeen and Rockfish RR From 1892.
Abilene and Southern RR From 1909, absorbed by MP in 1978.
Addison and North Pennsylvania RR From 1882, became the Addison and Pennsylvania RR in 1887(NG)
Addison and Pennsylvania RR From the Addison and North Pennsylvania RR in 1887, part of the Susq. and NY in May 1898.(NG to 1893)
Adirondack and St. Lawrence Ry. From Herkimer Newport and Portland Ry. in 1891, became the Mohawk and Malone Ry. on 22 June, 1892.
Adirondack Ry. Opened in 1865, became part of the Delaware and Hudson Co. in 1902.
Ahnapee and Western RR Opened in 1893, taken over by the Green Bay and Western RR in 1907.(GBandW 1907-47)
Akron Bedford and Cleveland RR From 1896, became the Northern Ohio Traction Co. in 1899.
Akron Canton and Youngstown Ry. A switching line that acquired the Northern Ohio Ry. in 1920, became part of the Norfolk and Western Ry. in 1982.Psgr. Svc. endedandnbsp;20-Jul-51
Alabama and North Western RR From Marengo Choctaw and Meridian, a rebuilt private lumber road, opened in June, 1912, abandoned in 1934.
Alabama and Vicksburg Ry. From Alabama and Vicksburg Ry. in 1889, became part of the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley RR in 1926.(dba Queen and Crescent Route to 1916)
Alabama Great Southern RR Reorg of Alabama and Chattanooga RR in 1877, acquired by the Queen and Crescent (ANOTandPJ) in 1881.(Owned by the ANOTandPJct Rys. DBA Queen and Crescent Route 1881-1917, SOU after 1917)
Alabama Midland RR Opened in 1889, leased by the Savannah Florida and Western Ry. in 1892.
Alabama New Orleans Texas and Pacific Junction Rys. dba Queen and Crescent Route (QV) British Company formed to acquire the Alabama Great Southern in 1881; acquired several connecting lines before being leased by the Southern in 1917.
Alabama Tennessee and Northern RR Opened in 1906, became part of the St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. (see also StLandSF) in 1971.
Alamogordo and Sacramento Mountain Ry. (see El Paso and Northeastern Sys.) Opened in 1898, became part of the El Paso and Southwestern RR in 1908.(EPandNE after 1901)
Alaska Engineering Commission From Alaska Northern and#43; Tanana Valley in 1918, became the Alaska RR in 1923.
Alaska RR From Alaska Engineering Commission in 1923, operating as of 2007.
Albany and Northern RR From GSWandF in 1910, to GaNo in 1972.
Albany and Northern Ry. From Sav. American and Mont. in 1896, to GSWandF in 1910.
Albany and Susquehanna RR From 1863 to DandH Canal in 1870.
Albany (NY) Union Depot From 1900; rail service ended 1968.
Albany Southern RR Opened in 1909, became the Eastern New York Utilities in 1924.
Alberta and Great Waterways Ry. Opened in 1914, became part of the Northern Alberta Rys. in 1929.(AGL after 1927)
Alberta Government Lines From a Provincial consolidation of the EDandBCand#43;CCand#43;AandGWand#43;PV in 1928, organized as the Northern Alberta Rys. on July 1, 1929.(EDandBCand#43;CCand#43;AandGWand#43;PV)
Alberta Ry. and Coal Co. Opened in 1890, converted to standard guage in 1903, became part of the Alberta Ry. and Irrigation Co. in 1904.
Alberta Ry. and Irrigation Co. Consolidation of the Galt properties, inc. Alberta Ry. and Coal, in 1904, became part of the Canadian Pacific Ry. in 1912.
Alcolu RR From 1902 to 1936.
Alexander RR From Southern in 1946, active in 2010.
Algiers Ry. and Lighting Co. From a mule car line in 1907, became the South New Orleans Light and Traction Co. in 1917.
Algiers Winslow and Western RR From 1931, acquired by NS in 2007.(SOU after 1974)
Algoma Central and Hudson Bay Ry. Opened in 1912, became the Algoma Central Railway in 1965.
Algoma Central Ry./Corp From AC and HB in 1965, acquired by the WC in 1995 which was acq. by CN in 2001.(Wisc. Cent. 1995-2001, CN after 2001)
Algoma Eastern RR From Manitoulin and North Shore Ry. in May 1911, to CP in 1931.
Allegheny Valley RR Opened in 1856, became part of the Pennsylvania RR in 1900.
Allentown and Reading Traction Co. From Allentown and Kutztown RR in 1902, converted to bus operation in 1936.
Alma and Jonquieres Ry. Opened in 1923, merged into Roberval and Saguenay in 1974.
Alton and Southern RR From 1911.
Alton Granite and St. Louis Traction Co. Opened in 1904, became the St. Louis and Alton Ry. in 1926.(EStLandS)
Alton RR From Chicago and Alton RR in 1931, became part of the Gulf Mobile and Ohio RR in 1947.(BandO to 1943)
Altoona Clearfield and Northern RR From Altoona and Wopsononock, became the Altoona and Beech Creek in 1897. Operated under many names until 1936.(NG)
Amador Central RR Took possession of bankrupt Ione and Eastern on 1 Jan 1909, became Amador Foothills Ry. In 1999.
American Railroad of Porto Rico Opened in 1902, ceased operations in 1953.
Amherst and Sunderland Street Ry. Opened in 1897, absorbed by Holyoke St. Ry. in 1907.
Amtrak (National Railway Passenger Corp.) Took over most American intercity passenger service in 1971.
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Street Ry. Dept. Opened in 1902, abandoned in 1951.
Androscoggin Electric Co. (see Portland-Lewiston Interurban RR) From Portland Gray and Lewiston RR in 1914, abandoned in 1933.
Angelina and Neches River RR From lumber road in 1900, operating in 2010.
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti Electric Ry. From local merger, absorbed by Detroit Ypsilanti Ann Arbor (and Jackson) RR in 1898
Ann Arbor RR Reorg of Toledo Ann Arbor and Northern Michigan RR on 21 Sep 1895, became part of the Conrail in 1976.(DTandI 1905-1910)Psgr. Svc. endedandnbsp;1950
Anthony and Northern Ry. Opened in 1913, became the Wichita Northwestern RR in 1919.
Apache Ry. Opened in 1920, operating in2003 .
Apalachicola Northern RR Opened in 1907, operating in2003 .
Appleyard System (Col.,London and Sou., Columbus Grove City and SW Ry., Dayton Urbana and Spr. El. Ry.) Opened in 1902, became the Indiana Columbus and Eastern Traction Co. in 1906.
Arcade and Attica RR Opened in 1917, operating in2003 .
Arcata and Mad River RR Opened in 1883, abandoned in 1985.
Argentine and Grays Peak Ry. Opened in 1914, abandoned in 1917.
Argentine Central Ry. Opened in 1906, became the Argentine Central and Grays Peak in 1913.
Arizona and Colorado RR Opened in 1903, became part of the Arizona Eastern RR in 1909.(SP after 1903)
Arizona Eastern RR (see SP) From consol. of AEand#43;GVGandNand#43;MandPand#43;AandC in 1910, became part of the Southern Pacific RR in 1924.
Arkansas City - Winfield Northern Ry. (see Arkansas Valley Interurban) Aquired by the AVI From Southwestern Interurban Ry. in 1922, abandoned on 8 Jun 1927.
Arkansas Midland RR Opened in 1878, became the St. Louis Iron Mountainand Southern Ry. (MP 1880-1917) in 1909.(SLIMandS aft. 1902)
Arkansas Valley Interurban Ry. Opened in 1910, abandoned in 1942.
Arkansas Western RR Opened in 1901, became owned and operate by the Kansas City Southern Ry. in 1910.
Arlington and Fairfax Auto RR From Arlington and Fairfax Ry. in 1937, abandoned in 1939.
Arlington and Fairfax Ry. From Washington-Virginia RR in 1927, became the Arlington and Fairfax Auto RR 1937.
Aroostook Valley RR Opened in 1910, became the Aroostook Valley (diesel) after pax service disc. in 1946.(CP after 1931)Psgr. Svc. endedandnbsp;1946
Artemus-Jellico RR From Cumberland RR in 1924, abandoned in 1952.
Asheville and East Tennessee RR From 1909, shut down after a crash in 1922.
Ashley Drew and Northern RR From 1913, abandoned in 1996.(Ark. La. and Gulf 1914-1920)
Ashuelot RR Opened in 1851, leased by the Connecticut River RR in 1877 and consolidated in 1890.(Conn. River RR after 1877)
Associated Lines of Southern Travel Early through route.
Astoria and Columbia River RR Opened in 1897, became part of the Spokane Portland and Seattle Ry. in 1911.(SPandS after 1907)
Atchison and Nebraska RR From 1871, to Burlington and Missouri River in 1880.
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Ry. Opened in 1870, became the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Ry. in 1996.
Atlanta and Richmond Air Line Ry. Opened in 1871, became the Atlanta and Charlotte Air line Ry. (RandD) in 1877.
Atlanta and St. Andrews Bay Ry. Opened in 1906, became the Bay Line, LLC in 1994.Psgr. Svc. endedandnbsp;1956
Atlanta and West Point RR and#43; Western Ry. of Alabama Opened in 1857, became part of the Seaboard Coast Line RR in 1975.
Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic RR From Atlantic and Birmingham RR in 1906, became the Atlanta Birmingham and Coast RR in 1927.
Atlanta Birmingham and Coast RR From Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic RR in 1927, became part of the Atlantic Coast Line RR in 1945.(ACL)
Atlanta Knoxville and Northern Ry. From Marietta and North Georgia RR on 1 Nov 1896, became part of the Louisville and Nashville RR in 1905.
Atlanta Terminal Co. Opened in 1905, fate uncertain.
Atlantic and Birmingham RR Opened in 1901, became the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic RR in 1906.
Atlantic and Danville Ry. Opened in 1882, leased and operated by SOU 1899-1949, became the Norfolk Franklin and Danville Ry. in 1962.(SOU 1899-1949)
Atlantic and East Carolina Ry. From Atlantic and North Carolina RR in 1939, control bought by the Southern in 1957.(SOU after 1957)31 Mar 1950
Atlantic and Great Western RR Opened in 1860, became the New York Pennsylvania and Ohio RR in 1880.
Atlantic and Gulf RR Opened in 1859, became the Savannah Florida and Western Ry. in 1879.
Atlantic and North Carolina RR Opened in 1883, leased by the Norfolk Southern between 1906 and 1935, became the Atlantic and East Carolina RR in 1939.(NS 1906-35)
Atlantic and Pacific RR Took over the Southwest Br. of the Pacific RR in 1866, became the SLSF in 1876.(Missouri)
Atlantic and Pacific RR This shell of the old AandP began in 1880, became the Santa Fe Pacific RR (ATSF) in 1897.
Atlantic and Suburban Ry. Opened in 1904, abandoned in 1929.
Atlantic and Western Ry. Opened in 1904, still operating.
Atlantic and Yadkin RR From Southern (former Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley) in 1916, became part of the Southern Ry. in 1950.
Atlantic City and Shore RR Opened in 1905, became the Atlantic City Transportation Co. in 1945.
Atlantic City RR From Philadelphia and Atlantic City RR in 1889, merged into the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines in 1933.(PandR/RDG)
Atlantic City Transportation Co. From Atlantic City and Shore RR in 1945, converted to bus in 1955.
Atlantic Coast Line of Rys. From Wilm. and Weld. and#43; WCandA in 1887, merged into the Atlantic Coast Line RR in 1898.
Atlantic Coast Line Passenger Route From pax line of Wilm. and Weld. and#43; WCandA in 1872, replaced by the consolidation of controlled lines in 1887.(WandWand#43;WCandA)
Atlantic Coast Line RR From Atlantic Coast Line of Rys. in 1900, merged into the Seaboard Coast Line RR in 1967.
Atlantic Gulf and West India Transit RR From Florida RR (1856) in 1872, became Florida Transit in 1881.
Atlantic Northern RR Part of Atlantic Northern and Southern, abandoned in 1936.
Atlantic Quebec and Western RR Opened in 1908, became part of the Canadian National Rys. in 1927.
Atlantic Shore Line Ry. The Western Div. was the Portsmouth Dover and York until 1906, reorg. as the Atlantic Shore Ry. in 1910.
Atlantic Shore Ry. From Atlantic Shore Line Ry. in 1910, became the York Utilities RR in 1922.
Atlantic Valdosta and Western Ry. Opened in 1898, became part of the Georgia Southern and Florida Ry. in 1902.
Auburn and Northern Electric RR 0
Auburn and Syracuse Electric RR Co. Opened in 1901, abandoned in 1930.(Empire United Rys., 1913-1916)
Auburn and Turner RR Opened in 1905, absorbed by the Lewiston Augusta and Waterville St. Ry. in 1913.
Augusta and Columbia Railway Co. From 1906, became the Augusta-Aiken Ry. and Electric Corp. in 1911.
Augusta Northern RR From 1912, abandoned 1941.
Aurora Elgin and Chicago RR Opened in 1902, split up, mainline becoming the Chicago Aurora and Elgin RR in 1923.
Aurora Elgin and Fox River Electric Co. From Aurora Elgin and Chicago RR in 1919, abandoned (except for a freight spur) in 1935.
Aurora Plainfield and Joliet RR From part of Joliet and Southern in 1914, abandoned in 1924.
Auto-Train Corporation Opened in December, 1971, discontinued in 1981.

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