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2007 Connecticut Rail Transportation Ownership ACTIVE RAIL LINES MASSACHUSETTS PASSENGER FREIGHT ACQ'D CDOT NO. LOCATION OWNER SERVICE SERVICE 1/8/91 7 P&W 2.24 MILES NORTH CDOT 1) MNR ACQ'D CDOT NY STATE LINE (GREENWICH) TO NEW HAVEN NIS No. (99)7001-MISC-796 SUFFIELD 1) NEW HAVEN MAIN LINE 10/31/85 2) AMTRAK CSX CANAAN 2/20/47 ACQ'D CDOT 1 AGR 11.28-99(90) 2) NORTHEAST CORRIDOR (WEST) No. 7001-MISC-319 2.4 MILES 6/28/95 18 THOMPSON HRRC-FREIGHT 10 HARTLAND No. 5001-MISC-242 3.65 MILES STAMFORD TO NEW CANAAN CDOT AGR 10.17-06(90) COLEBROOK 17 UNION MNR CSO-FREIGHT 19 No. 48-166-1 CSX (NEW CANAAN BRANCH) 10/31/85 AGR 2.07-05(01) ENFIELD STAFFORD CDOT TO CDEP 2 GRANBY 20 No. 7001-MISC-319 NORFOLK SOMERS 6/24/92 55 WOODSTOCK 6.5 MILES NORWALK TO DANBURY P&W CDOT MNR CANAAN ACQ'D CDOT No. 7001-MISC-15A (DANBURY BRANCH) SALISBURY 3 10/31/85 10/31/79 20 CNZR-FREIGHT 12 AGR's ACQ'D CDOT No. 7001-MISC-319 N 7.6 MILES ACQ'D CDOT ACQ'D CDOT 4.66-02(94) 8/31/82 5/10/71 (WATERBURY BRANCH) No. 7001-MISC-216 EAST 3/26/76 MNR 1) P&W CDOT WINCHESTER BARKHAMSTED LANDBANKED 11.16-03(95) 4.5 MILES 7.7 MILES 1) MILFORD TO DERBY JCT 2) STR GRANBY 5.47 MILES 4 10/31/85 NIS No. 7001-MISC-213 No. 7001-MISC-15 2) DERBY JCT TO WATERBURY WINDSOR No. 7001-MISC-88 No. 7001-MISC-319 ACQ'D CDOT EAST --- LANDBANKED LOCKS 7/7/75 ELLINGTON NIS NEW HAVEN TO RI STATE LINE (STONINGTON) 1) SHORE LINE EAST WINDSOR CDOT TO CDEP AMTRAK P&W WINDSOR PUTNAM 1) NEW HAVEN TO NEW LONDON 1.22 MILES 2) AMTRAK ASHFORD 5/26/76 5 No. 7001-MISC-181 2) NORTHEAST CORRIDOR (EAST) SIMSBURY ACQ'D CDOT LANDBANKED CORNWALL LANDBANKED WILLINGTON EASTFORD 5/11/95 NIS CANTON 1) DERBY JCT TO NY STATE LINE (DANBURY) NIS 19 TOLLAND HRRC NONE HRRC 5.22 MILES 2) BROOKFIELD TO NEW MILFORD 6 GOSHEN ACQ'D CDOT No. 132-110-1 TORRINGTON SHARON NEW 2/17/82 CNZR-FREIGHT ACQ'D CDEP 6.51 MILES AGR 6.08-08(98) ACQ'D CDOT NEW MILFORD TO MA STATE LINE (N. CANAAN) CDOT NONE HRRC ACQ'D CDOT HARTFORD 2/20/69 No. 7001-MISC-225 VERNON 3/26/76 POMFRET BLOOM- 7 9/16/80 4.28 MILES 15.4 MILES LANDBANKED SOUTH 20 No. 7001-MISC-301 34.16 MILES B&M NIS ACQ'D CDOT FIELD No. 7001-MISC-88 KILLINGLY No.7001-MISC-217 WINDSOR LANDBANKED WATERBURY TO TORRINGTON NIS 10/28/81 10 LANDBANKED CDOT NAUG THE TORRINGTON NAUG HRRC-FREIGHT CDOT TO CDEP NIS (NAUGATUCK RAILROAD/ 6.7 MILES NIS (SEASONAL SCENIC) COMPANY OF 8 7 AGR 9.22-01(86) 2/11/87 RAILROAD MUSEUM OF NEW ENGLAND) No. 7001-MISC-224 19 CONNECTICUT No. 7001-MISC-88G 17 18 NIS MANSFIELD 1) WATERBURY TO BERLIN PAR NONE PAR 8 COVENTRY 2) SOUTHINGTON TO PLAINVILLE AVON EAST CHAPLIN BROOKLYN 9 B&M ACQ'D CDOT HAMPTON NIS ACQ'D CDOT 8/21/89 20 2.1 MILES HARTFORD 1) NEW HAVEN TO N. HAVEN/WALLINGFORD AMTRAK AMTRAK 1) CSX 3/26/76 HARWINTON No. (63)7001-MISC-642 BOLTON LANDBANKED 2) N. HAVEN/WALLINGFORD TO MA STATE 2) CSO 8.3 MILES ACQ'D CDOT NOT 10 20 NIS No. 7001-MISC-88 HART- MANCHESTER 8/6/81 LINE (ENFIELD) LITCHFIELD ACQ'D CDOT ANDOVER OWNED WEST FORD LANDBANKED 5/87 16.8 MILES BY CSX NIS FARMINGTON HARTFORD No. 7001-MISC-226 NEW HAVEN TO N. HAVEN CSX NONE 0.4 MILES CDOT STERLING 11 WARREN BURLINGTON 14 KENT ACQ'D CDOT 10 No. 7001-MISC-320 ACQ'D CDOT 1/2/92 AGR 1.03-05(96) 3/26/76 WINDHAM CSO 8.24 MILES SUFFIELD TO WINDSOR LOCKS CDOT 19.6 MILES PLAINFIELD 12 NONE ACQ'D CDOT GLASTONBURY SCOTLAND No. 51-213-10A No. 7001-MISC-88 24 8/21/89 P&W-FREIGHT ACQ'D CDOT LANDBANKED --- 21 8 3.9 MILES AGR 3.05-01(82) TILCON P&W 7/26/82 NIS CDOT TO CDEP NORTH HAVEN TO DURHAM NONE MORRIS BRISTOL No. (63)7001-MISC-642 COLUMBIA 21 13 19.6 MILES NEW 1/28/87 9 AGR.6.30-99(89) ACQ'D CDOT No. 7001-MISC-280 23 BRITAIN No. 7001-MISC 88F THOMASTON 6/2/71 1) MIDDLETOWN TO MIDDLETOWN NONE CANTERBURY CDOT P&W NAUG PLYMOUTH ACQ'D CDOT LANDBANKED 5.84 MILES 2) DURHAM TO MIDDLETOWN 21 PASSENGER & FREIGHT PLAIN- 10/28/81 NIS No. 108-MISC-101 14 ROCKY HILL 17 3) HARTFORD TO MIDDLETOWN AGR 10.30-99(95) 9 VILLE 3.3 MILES HEBRON NEW WASHINGTON 9 --- 4) MIDDLETOWN TO PORTLAND No. 7001-MISC-223 CDOT TO CDEP MILFORD ACQ'D CDOT 18 SPRAGUE 1/2/87 NONE BSRR BETHLEHEM 12/15/93 BRANFORD TO N. BRANFORD BSRR 9 4.5 MILES MARLBOROUGH No. 108-MISC-101A 15 WATERTOWN LANDBANKED 10 No. 88-136-1 ACQ'D CDOT NIS VRR NONE LANDBANKED 5/4/83 CDOT TO CDEP OLD SAYBROOK TO HADDAM CDEP FRANKLIN ACQ'D CDOT (SEASONAL SCENIC) 8 NIS 3.9 MILES 12/22/86 16 (ESSEX STEAM TRAIN) BERLIN CROMWELL LEBANON 3/28/73 WOLCOTT No. 7001-MISC-214 No. 7001-MISC-182D 7 2.84 MILES 9 SOUTHING- TON EAST No. 7001-MISC-75 NECR NONE WOODBURY LISBON NEW LONDON TO MA STATE LINE (STAFFORD) NECR PORTLAND 17 HAMPTON ACQ'D CDEP 14 ACQ'D CDOT B&M 14 11/10/98 8/27/75 NORWICH 1) GROTON TO MA STATE LINE (THOMPSON) NONE P&W ACQ'D CDOT NIS P&W 6 8.87 MILES 22.7 MILES SHERMAN COLCHESTER GRISWOLD 2) GROTON TO OLD GROTON (GROTON) 3/27/90 No. 7001-MISC-182 18 ROXBURY 3) NEW HAVEN TO BELLE DOCK (NEW HAVEN) 0.5 MILES LANDBANKED VOLUNTOWN BOZRAH 4) PLAINFIELD TO SPRAGUE No. (151)7001-MISC-729 NIS 18 WATERBURY MIDDLEFIELD 14 STR (GTI)-FREIGHT 4 CHESHIRE MIDDLETOWN CDOT TO CDEP 17 BRIDGEWATER 1) HARTFORD TO WINDSOR CDOT NONE CNZR AGR 2-22-99(90) MERIDEN 11/01/02 19 2) S. WINDSOR TO MA STATE LINE (ENFIELD) No. 7001-MISC-182E PRESTON ACQ'D CDOT MIDDLEBURY 1) E. HARTFORD TO S. WINDSOR 5/87 RAILBANKED CSO NONE CSO 2) HARTFORD TO MANCHESTER NEW PROSPECT 14 17.4 MILES 20 NIS 3) WINDSOR LOCKS TO SUFFIELD FAIRFIELD NAUGA- TUCK No. 7001-MISC-320 4) HARTFORD TO HARTFORD P&W-FREIGHT EAST HADDAM ACQ'D CDEP SALEM NORTH 1) WINDHAM TO SPRAGUE SOUTHBURY NOT WALLINGFORD AGR 3.20-01(87) CDOT BROOKFIELD 10/31/90 21 2) PLAINFIELD TO PLAINFIELD NONE P&W OWNED 13 STONINGTON 5.28 MILES 3) WINDHAM TO COLUMBIA BY MONTVILLE NIS CDEP 16 NONE 6 DURHAM HADDAM 22 STRATFORD APU CSX 6 LEDYARD TERRYVILLE STR NONE 23 STR OXFORD DANBURY NONE BETHANY 24 TERRYVILLE CITY OF BRISTOL STR NORTH CHESTER VRR-PASSENGER 6 HAVEN ACQ'D CDEP 8/1/69 AGR DATE 2/28/77 18 21.7 MILES STONINGTON NAME ABBREVIATIONS NEWTOWN 4 HAMDEN 17 3 LYME WATERFORD 13 NORTH EAST LYME GROTON SEYMOUR NEW 5 APU AMERICAN PREMIER UNDERWRITERS RIVER GTI GUILFORD TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRIES KILLINGWORTH DEEP BETHEL BRANFORD MADISON ESSEX LONDON WOODBRIDGE AMTRAK NATIONAL RAILROAD PASSENGER HRRC HOUSATONIC RAILROAD COMPANY 11 CORPORATION 5 MNR METRO-NORTH RAILROAD COMPANY 10 15 GUILFORD B&M BOSTON & MAINE CORPORATION MONROE OLD EAST NAUG NAUGATUCK RAILROAD COMPANY SAYBROOK OLD LYME 5 6 NEW HAVEN HAVEN BSRR BRANFORD STEAM RAILROAD DERBY 18 SHELTON WESTBROOK NECR NEW ENGLAND CENTRAL RAILROAD CLINTON 16 CDEP CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF (FORMERLY CENTRAL VT) REDDING 1 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DERBY BRANFORD RIDGEFIELD PAR PAN AM RAILWAYS JUNCTION 4 5 CDOT CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF WEST 18 15 ORANGE 5 TRANSPORTATION P&W PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAILROAD COMPANY 3 CNZR CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD HAVEN TRUMBULL STR SPRINGFIELD TERMINAL RAILROAD EASTON CSO CONNECTICUT SOUTHERN RAILROAD 5 TILCON TILCON CONNECTICUT, INC. MILFORD CSX CSX CORPORATION SHORE LINE EAST-CT COMMUTER RAIL VRR VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY WESTON AMTRAK SERVICE AGREEMENT FOR CDOT CT CONNECTICUT 4 AMENDED AGR 3-29-05(05) WILTON 1 BRIDGEPORT FAIRFIELD LEGEND NEW CANAAN ACQ'D ACQUIRED WESTPORT 22 2 AGR AGREEMENT NUMBER 3 2007 CONNECTICUT LANDBANKED R.O.W. W/RAIL REMOVED. PURCHASED FOR FUTURE STAMFORD ACQ'D CDOT NORWALK RAIL TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION PURPOSES 10/31/85 No. 7001-MISC-319 NO. CDOT ACQ FILE NUMBER DARIEN AGREEMENT AMONG CDOT, MTA & MNR ACTIVE RAIL LINES 1, 2, 3, 4 1 OWNERSHIP AND SERVICE NIS NOT IN SERVICE GREENWICH 2 AMENDED 6-21-1985 R.O.W. RIGHT-OF-WAY RAILBANKED R.O.W. W/RAIL IN PLACE. PURCHASED FOR FUTURE TRANSPORTATION PURPOSES CONNECTICUT DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION 1 BUREAU OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION OFFICE OF RAIL Connecticut Department AS OF OCTOBER 2006 of Transportation SCALE IN MILES RJB 10-06 LAL 10-06 10 0 3.5 7.0.
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