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References Photo: Tri County Planning Commission Appendix C: Other (Non-Class I Affiliated) Transload Facilities This page left blank intentionally Appendix C: Other (Non-Class I Affiliated) Transload Facilities Table C-1: Other (Non-Class I Affiliated) Transload Facilities Commodities Facility Name Municipality County Serving Carrier Operator Handled Special Services Fores Transload McKees Rocks Allegheny Pittsburgh, Allegheny, & Fores Aggregates, Rocks, Transloading Facility McKees Rocks Railroad Sands Company Transload Express Pittsburgh Allegheny Allegheny Valley Carload Express Pipe, Coil, Long bar and 40-ton capacity crane, Glenwood Yard (Glenwood Railroad, CSX plate, I-beams, Flat car “circus style” Junction) Oversized dimensional end ramp, Boxcar loads, Palletized cross unloading, 9 acres of dock items, Super ground storage sacks, Roll-on Roll-off shipments, Waste containers Clayburg Greenfield Blair Everett Railroad Everett Railroad Unknown Transload, Public Transload Facility Township delivery/Cross-Dock (Claysburg) Track Facilities, Warehousing Hollidaysburg Hollidaysburg Blair Everett Railroad Everett Railroad Unknown Transload, Public Transload Facility delivery/Cross-Dock Track Facilities, Warehousing Martinsburg Martinsburg Blair Everett Railroad Everett Railroad Unknown Public delivery/Cross- Facility Dock Track Facilities, Warehousing Tyrone Team Tyrone Blair Nittany & Bald Eagle North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Multiple ground-level Track Railroad Company & Affiliates (Assumed) team tracks Savage Services Sayre Bradford Norfolk Southern Savage Services Corp Pipe Transloading Corp Facility Facility Tyburn Transload Morrisville Bucks CSX, Norfolk Southern Tyburn Railroad LLC Unknown Transloading Facility Emporium Emporium Cameron Western New York & Western New York & Fracking Sands Transloading Transload Facility Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Happy Valley Pleasant Gap Centre Nittany & Bald Eagle North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Team track, Box car Team Track (Centre Hall) Railroad Company & Affiliates (Assumed) dock East Penn Avondale Chester East Penn Railroad Regional Rail LLC Unknown Transloading Railroad Transload Facility 2020 Pennsylvania State Rail Plan C-1 Appendix C: Other (Non-Class I Affiliated) Transload Facilities Commodities Facility Name Municipality County Serving Carrier Operator Handled Special Services South Avis Realty Avis Clinton Lycoming Valley North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Rail & truck scales, Railroad Company & Affiliates (Assumed) Sidings, 80+ acres Berwick Industrial Berwick Columbia North Shore Railroad North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Ground-level team Development Company & Affiliates (Assumed) track Association (BIDA) Yard Farhinger Dock Berwick Columbia North Shore Railroad North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Ramp access Company & Affiliates (Assumed) Meadville Bulk Meadville Crawford Western New York & B&H Railroad Dry bulk, Aggregates, Transloading Transload Facility Pennsylvania Railroad Corporation Sand, Grain, Fertilizer Fayette Rail Smithfield Fayette Southwest Carload Express Unknown Transloading Freight Terminal Pennsylvania Railroad Lemont Furnace Union Township Fayette Southwest Carload Express Unknown Transloading Transload Facility (Lemont Pennsylvania Railroad Furnace) Savage Services Greencastle Franklin Norfolk Southern Savage Services Corp Unknown Transloading Corp Facility Facility Linde Transload Carbondale Lackawanna Delaware – Carbondale Transload Aggregates, Sand, Pipe, Transloading Facility Lackawanna Railroad LLC Water, Wastewater, Bulk and Palletized Commodities, Specialized loads Scranton Scranton Lackawanna Delaware – Evercor Unknown Transloading Transload Lackawanna Railroad Halls Station Muncy Lycoming Lycoming Valley North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Ground-level team Railroad Company & Affiliates (Assumed) track with pit Saegers Siding Muncy Lycoming Lycoming Valley North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Siding, Ramp Railroad Company & Affiliates (Assumed) Faxon Street Williamsport Lycoming Lycoming Valley North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Box car dock Transload Facility Railroad Company & Affiliates (Assumed) LVRR Oil and Gas Williamsport Lycoming Lycoming Valley Lycoming Valley Railroad Aggregates, Coal Ground level team Transload Railroad (Assumed) track NuWeld, Inc.'s Williamsport Lycoming Lycoming Valley North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Rail-to-truck, metal Port City Steel Railroad Company & Affiliates (Assumed), Metals processing, 20-ton gantry crane C-2 2020 Pennsylvania State Rail Plan Appendix C: Other (Non-Class I Affiliated) Transload Facilities Commodities Facility Name Municipality County Serving Carrier Operator Handled Special Services Updegraffe Williamsport Lycoming Lycoming Valley NuWeld Inc.'s Port City Aggregates, Coal Rail-to-truck, 9-acre Trucking Railroad Steel (Assumed) adjoining lot Port Allegheny Port Allegheny McKean Western New York & Lansberry Trucking Fracking Sands Transloading, Siding Transload Facility Pennsylvania Railroad for 14 cars, Unit train storage Kish Creek Team Burnham Mifflin Juniata Valley Railroad North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Ground-level team Track Company & Affiliates (Assumed) track Jack's Creek Derry Township Mifflin Juniata Valley Railroad North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Ground-level team Team Track Company & Affiliates (Assumed) track Lewistown Yard Lewistown Mifflin Juniata Valley Railroad North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Dock, Team track Company & Affiliates (Assumed) Nittany Oil Lewistown Mifflin Juniata Valley Railroad North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal 40,000-Gallon Tank Transload Facility Company & Affiliates (Assumed), Oil Storage, Sidings, Rail- to-Truck, Bulk transfer Shamokin Valley Coal Township Northumberland Shamokin Valley PA Rail Transloading, Aggregates, Coal, Drill 650-foot-high wall, Transload Facility (Shamokin) Railroad LLC Cuttings, Wood Chips, 1,550-foot rail spur, 23 Additional Products acres Yards11 Northumberland Northumberland North Shore Railroad North Shore Railroad Aggregates, Coal Railcar storage (180- Company & Affiliates (Assumed) car capacity) Frac Sand Allenport Washington Norfolk Southern Tidewater Logistics Frac Sands Transloading Transload Facility Westmoreland Mount Pleasant Westmoreland Southwest Carload Express Unknown Transloading Rail Freight Pennsylvania Railroad Terminal Youngwood Youngwood Westmoreland Southwest Carload Express Unknown Transloading Transload Facility Pennsylvania Railroad Source: Pennsylvania | Bulk Transload Facilities Directory – https://www.bulktransporter.com/resources/transload-directory/article/21655909/pennsylvania-bulk- transload-facilities-directory 2020 Pennsylvania State Rail Plan C-3 This page left blank intentionally .
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