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Indiana Railroads INDIANA RAILROADS INDIANTK A RAILROADS Indiana Railroads and Abbreviations AM Fremont Bristol AMTK Amtrak RR CSSB (! New Carlisle N X C C EWR Elkhart BLRR Bee Line RR CS (! SSB LK N N (! GD S B S Osceola Angola South Bend (! NS N BFT Big Four Terminal Railroad (! SS (! I C LaPorte N (! (! NS CN Mishawaka S Lagrange CNC C & NC RR R N K LaC Porte S T S (!B M S S X N (! Goshen Steuben H A B N CN Canadian National RR S I C CSSB (! ! St Joseph N C ( N S N (! S Hamilton C (! Hudson CEIW Central Indiana & Western RR S Ashley (! N FE C Kingsbury Elkhart Millersburg X S C N R X CIND Central Railroad Company of Indiana S S CSX Kingsford IN IN C (! S CERA Central Railroad Company of Indianapolis RR CN Heights Milford Ligonier Dekalb N (! N Walkerton Kendallville CN N S Bremen (! K Corunna Butler St. John S CN C ! (Kosciusko S CKIN Chesapeake & Indiana Railroad SX ( CSX T N (! Wanatah I C N Syracuse CF SX (! NS R Waterloo(! E K CSX Co) CFER Chicago, Ft. Wayne & Eastern RR R E Cromwell Albion NS NS C C W Nappanee CF FER R CSX Auburn CSSB Chicago, Southshore, & South Bend RR N Cedar Lake C ER Hamlet CSX Avilla S Altona Porter KIN N CFE CSX (! S R NPlymouth Kosciusko (! CAPA City of Auburn Port Authority N S Leesburg CSX CAPGAarrett St. Joe C Lake S (! La Crosse CF S CSX S C ER CMPA City of Madison Port Authority RR SX N Noble X Lowell Knox Bourbon CS E X Etna Green S CSX CSX RR (! W N Starke R Marshall Warsaw H NS Argos DCR Dubois County RR V CF (! Winona Lake Grabill R North Judson NS ER Whitley EWR Elkhart & Western Railway De Motte M NS CSX Schneider Wheatfield CF Mentone ER PiercetoCnF Columbia City EVWR Evansville Western Railroad Burket ER O NS S NS Larwill (! MWS oodburn C Claypool NS N GDLK Grand Elk Railroad R ! S NS N CF ( X S Sidney E W R Fort Wayne C HHPA Hoosier Heritage Port Authority E South Whitley NS Medaryville Silver Lake R (! Rochester R HOS Hoosier Southern RR NS R (! New Haven Pulaski (! North NS CSX HVRM Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum Fulton Manchester NS N INCR Indian Creek RR Jasper X Francesville S (! Allen Monroeville S Roanoke CF INOH Indiana & Ohio RR C ER C S S S Rensselaer N Newton N IERR Indiana Eastern Railroad X (! IHBR Indiana Harbor Belt Huntington Ossian S C Monon N Andre(!ws IN Indiana Northeastern RR SX Lagro Decatur White NS Wells C (! INRD Indiana Rail Road Company S Wabash X Cass S CFER (! N IRRM Indiana Railroad Museum RR Kentland Wabash Huntington Goodland Remington Burnettsville Peru Bluffton ISRR Indiana Southern Railroad Reynolds TPW TPW Logansport (! TPW Wolcott (! S NS N (! WC ISRR Indiana Southern RR TPW (! Monticello WSR N S Warren Adams ISW Indiana Southwestern Railway Earl Park S N Miami La Fontaine Poneto Chalmers Walton S X WC KBS Kankakee, Beaverville, & Southern RR S W N S S N B S C N S Van Buren KTR Kendallville Terminal RR K Fowler Camden R Amboy K Brookston Delphi B W KR Kokomo Rail S Galveston Converse (! S Montpelier R Sweetser C Flora LIRC Louisville & Indiana RR K (! S (! Battle S W R N Oxford X Boswell S Swayzee LORL Lucas Rail Lines dba LNA&C Ground R Marion Ambia S Otterbein West NS Kokomo Greentown Jonesboro CERA MGR MG Railroad N RA (! Upland Benton Carroll CERA CE Hartford City S Lafayette (! Portland MSO Michigan Southern Railroad KB K Gas City (! BS (! Russiaville Fairmount Blackford (! N NS Norfolk Southern RR Lafayette Howard Grant S S R N S Dunkirk N R KB(!S Dayton Sharpsville Jay OVR Ohio Valley Railroad L S S N N (! Redkey B N Shadeland S Eaton (! N Mulberry Summitville SIND Southern Indiana Railway S N Michigantown Tipton Warren C S Albany TPW Toledo, Peoria, & Western Railway S S X Delaware N S Frankfort Kempton Tipton Elwood USG US Government - Naval Weapons Support Center West Lebano(!n N Orestes S (! X (! S S NS (! N Williamsport NS NS (! N VVR Vermilion Valley Railroad Attica C MadisoAnlexandria State Tippecanoe Atlanta Union City S H CSX Selma Farmland WC Wabash Central RR Line City N Yorktown H Winchester Linden (! Parker City X P Arcadia S Clinton X (! C WVRR Whitewater Valley RR A CINountry Club S Muncie CSX VVR Covington C C WSR Winamac Southern RR Boone Cicero HReights (! C (! Chesterfield X S U (! Randolph S River Forest Fountain X N W Edgewood C R CEI (! Daleville Ulen R Lapel X C S Springport S Perrysville Crawfordsville Noblesville C Anderson H X (! N Lebanon H (! (! Pendleton S Mount Summit Montgomery C P S A C X S Ingalls X New Ross Fishers Cayuga Fortville Jamestown Henry New Castle Hagerstown Ladoga Hamilton McCordsville (!NS C NS C N Greens Fork Newport C Lizton C SX S Lawrence Spring Grove X X Roachdale Pittsboro (! Wayne S Brownsburg SX Dublin Mt. Auburn (! C Hancock Dana Clermont Wynnedale C NS CSX Speedway Cambridge Milton Richmond Montezuma Warren Park East City C Avon L (! Bainbridge Danville Marion N Boston I Indianapolis X X R Germantown C Parke S S C Vermillion New Palestine C C CSX BCSeech Grove X X R CS (! T R Fairview Park Coatesville CSX Morristown F E X C B Homecroft Connersville I Fillmore R D CSX S R S X R Liberty Greencastle IS (! C CS (! West (! N Southport X Glenwood Clinton X I (!CS Hendricks L Rushville CS I X College Mooresville R ! R Carbon ( R (! CGreenwood C CSX Corner SX S V X C Putnam X S New Whiteland W IN C Whiteland Union R Brooklyn Shelbyville D C Cloverdale Bargersville (! Rush Laurel S Morgan Bethany IE X West Terre D C R R (! Franklin IN R N D Haute I L W R I V (! Terre Haute R R St. Paul R Brookville Martinsville C R IS Trafalgar Shelby (! Johnson C Riley Paragon IN I N D X Clay Morgantown Franklin Cedar Grove R I Vigo S Edinburgh Greensburg N D Gosport O C Owen H (! CIND Newpoint Spencer D L (! Batesville R I Decatur West Harrison R IN R C Farmersburg R C IN Sunman S D I Ellettsville D R Columbus IN Brown CSX (! 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