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CP's North American Rail 2020_CP_NetworkMap_Large_Front_1.6_Final_LowRes.pdf 1 6/5/2020 8:24:47 AM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Lake CP Railway Mileage Between Cities Rail Industry Index Legend Athabasca AGR Alabama & Gulf Coast Railway ETR Essex Terminal Railway MNRR Minnesota Commercial Railway TCWR Twin Cities & Western Railroad CP Average scale y y y a AMTK Amtrak EXO EXO MRL Montana Rail Link Inc TPLC Toronto Port Lands Company t t y i i er e C on C r v APD Albany Port Railroad FEC Florida East Coast Railway NBR Northern & Bergen Railroad TPW Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway t oon y o ork éal t y t r 0 100 200 300 km r er Y a n t APM Montreal Port Authority FLR Fife Lake Railway NBSR New Brunswick Southern Railway TRR Torch River Rail CP trackage, haulage and commercial rights oit ago r k tland c ding on xico w r r r uébec innipeg Fort Nelson é APNC Appanoose County Community Railroad FMR Forty Mile Railroad NCR Nipissing Central Railway UP Union Pacic e ansas hi alga ancou egina as o dmon hunder B o o Q Det E F K M Minneapolis Mon Mont N Alba Buffalo C C P R Saint John S T T V W APR Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions GEXR Goderich-Exeter Railway NECR New England Central Railroad VAEX Vale Railway CP principal shortline connections Albany 689 2622 1092 792 2636 2702 1574 3518 1517 2965 234 147 3528 412 2150 691 2272 1373 552 3253 1792 BCR The British Columbia Railway Company GFR Grand Forks Railway NJT New Jersey Transit Rail Operations VIA Via Rail A BCRY Barrie-Collingwood Railway GJR Guelph Junction Railway NLR Northern Light Rail VTR Vermont Railway A Buffalo 689 2169 565 271 2180 2246 1048 2992 990 2439 446 836 2866 624 1694 929 1816 918 129 2815 1336 and leased lines BNML BNSF Manitoba GO GO Transit NS Norfolk Southern WACR Washington County Railroad 0 100 200 miles Calgary 2622 2169 1559 2286 191 260 1797 3741 1158 3188 2391 2771 879 2568 475 2863 477 1252 2073 627 833 BNSF BNSF Railway GSR Great Sandhills Railway NSHR North Shore Railroad WE&L Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway BNSF Chicago 1092 565 1559 298 1750 1637 483 2427 424 1874 854 1238 2257 1035 1156 1329 1343 1279 536 2205 863 BPRR Buffalo & Pittsburg Railroad GWR Great Western Railway NYA New York & Atlantic Railway WSOR Wisconsin & Southern Railroad BNSF Railway BRC Belt Railway Company of Chicago GWWD Greater Winnipeg Water District Railway NYNJ New York New Jersy Rail LLC Detroit 792 271 2286 298 2297 2363 780 2724 723 2171 563 944 2983 741 1811 1035 1933 1034 245 2931 1453 BRR Battle River Railway HBRY Hudson Bay Railway NYSW New York Susquehanna & Western Railway CN Canadian National CP’s network includes the railway lines of Canadian Pacic Railway Edmonton 2636 2180 191 1750 2297 447 1988 3932 1344 3375 2401 2782 1066 2579 543 2881 363 1262 2084 818 842 BSOR Buffalo Southern Railroad HCRY Huron Central Railway OBRY Orangeville-Brampton Railway Company and its subsidiaries: Soo Line Railroad Company; Dakota, BSR Big Sky Rail HPA Hamilton Port Authority ONR Ontario Northland Railway CSX CSX Minnesota & Eastern Railroad Corporation; Delaware and Hudson Fording 2702 2246 260 1637 2363 447 1874 3818 1235 3265 2467 2848 684 2645 552 2942 735 1328 2150 727 909 BTRC Boundary Trail Railway Company Inc. IAIS Iowa Interstate Railroad System OSR Ontario Southland Railway Railway Company Inc.; Central Maine & Quebec Railway Canada Kansas City 1574 1048 1797 483 780 1988 1874 1944 648 1391 1340 1721 2494 1518 1393 1819 1580 1517 1022 2443 1100 BUNGE Bunge Canada IANR Iowa Northern Railway Company OVR Ottawa Valley Railway KCS CBNS Cape Breton & Central Nova Scotia Railway IHB Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad PAS Pan Am Railways Kansas City Southern Inc., and Central Maine & Quebec Railway US Inc. Mexico City 3518 2992 3741 2427 2724 3932 3818 1944 2592 3335 3284 3665 4438 3462 3337 3814 3524 3461 2966 4387 3044 CCSG Conquest Community Solution Group INPR Idaho Northern & Pacic RR PCHR Port Colborne Harbour Railway NS Minneapolis 1517 990 1158 424 723 1344 1235 648 2592 2039 1285 1666 1854 1463 754 1731 941 877 964 1803 461 CEMR Central Manitoba Railway INRD Indiana Rail Road PGR Progressive Rail Norfolk Southern CFC Train de Charlevoix IR Illinois Railway PW Providence & Worcester Railroad Every effort has been made to ensure this map is accurate and complete. Monterrey 2965 2439 3188 1874 2171 3375 3265 1391 3335 2039 2731 3112 3834 2909 2784 3210 2971 2908 2413 3834 2491 UP CFE Chicago, Ft. Wayne & Eastern Railroad ISRR Indiana Southern Railroad RCRR Red Coat Road and Rail Union Pacic Please send comments to [email protected] Montréal 234 446 2391 854 563 2401 2467 1340 3284 1285 2731 381 3087 178 1916 479 2038 1139 318 3017 1558 CFL Compagnie du chemin de fer Lanaudière KAW KAW River Railroad RTM Réseau de transport métropolitain New York 147 836 2771 1238 944 2782 2848 1721 3665 1666 3112 381 3468 559 2296 832 2419 1520 698 3417 1939 CFQG Quebec Gatineau Railway KCS Kansas City Southern SB South Buffalo Railway FXE Ferromex CFS Sartigan Railway KCT Kansas City Terminal Railway SBK Southern Brooklyn Railroad Portland 3528 2866 879 2257 2983 1066 684 2494 4438 1854 3834 3087 3468 3265 1171 3557 1354 1948 2769 1191 1529 CIC Cedar Rapids & Iowa City Railway KFR Kettle Falls International Railway SC2 Santa Cruz & Monterey Bay Railway KCSM Kansas City Southern de Mexico Québec 412 624 2568 1035 741 2579 2645 1518 3462 1463 2909 178 559 3265 2093 650 2216 1317 495 3214 1736 CMI CMI Transfer Ltd KRC Keewatin Railway SCIH South Chicago & Indiana Harbor Railway CP Head Ofce © 2020 Canadian Pacic Regina 2150 1694 475 1156 1811 543 552 1393 3337 754 2784 1916 2296 1171 2093 2390 180 777 1598 1102 358 CN Canadian National LCRR Long Creek Railroad SDR Savage and Davenport Railroad AMTK Amtrak 7550 Ogden Dale Road SE All rights reserved Minaret CP Canadian Pacic LIRC Louisville & Indiana Railroad Seaspan Seaspan B Saint John 691 929 2863 1329 1035 2881 2942 1819 3814 1731 3210 479 832 3557 650 2390 2516 1624 810 3506 2035 Calgary, Alberta Edition 11 - June 2020 B CR Consolidated Rail Corp LLRR Lake Line Railroad SLQ St-Laurent et Atlantique Railroad (Quebec) Other connecting, regional Saskatoon 2272 1816 477 1343 1933 363 735 1580 3524 941 2971 2038 2419 1354 2216 180 2516 899 1720 1122 480 CRL Chicago Rail Link LMR Last Mountain Railway SLR Saint Lawrence & Atlantic Railroad Canada T2C 4X9 CSS Chicago South Shore & South Bend Railroad ME Morristown & Erie Railway SLRG San Luis & Rio Grande Railroad and shortline railways Thunder Bay 1373 918 1252 1279 1034 1262 1328 1517 3461 877 2908 1139 1520 1948 1317 777 1624 899 822 1878 419 CSX CSX Transportation METRA Chicago Commuter Rail Authority SOR Southern Ontario Railway (see Rail Industry Index for codes) CP Emergency Line Toronto 552 129 2073 536 245 2084 2150 1022 2966 964 2413 318 698 2769 495 1598 810 1720 822 2700 1241 CTM Chicago Terminal Railroad MJ Manufacturer's Junction Railway SRCL Southern Rails Cooperative Ltd. Dawson Creek CTRW Carlton Trail Railway MNC Missouri North Central Railroad SRY Southern Railway of British Columbia 1-800-716-9132 Vancouver 3253 2815 627 2205 2931 818 727 2443 4387 1803 3834 3017 3417 1191 3214 1102 3506 1122 1878 2700 1459 DC Delray Connecting RR MNCR MTA Metro-North Railroad SSRY Stewart Southern Railway Winnipeg 1792 1336 833 863 1453 842 909 1100 3044 461 2491 1558 1939 1529 1736 358 2035 480 419 1241 1459 EMRY Eastern Maine Railway MNR Maine Northern Railway Company SVI Southern Railway of Vancouver Island www.cpr.ca Teck Grande Prairie Smith O'Morrow Hudson Bay Flin Flon HBRY HBRY Boyle Terrace Fort St James Prince Rupert Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba HBRY Kitimat C Scotford C EdmontonBeamer Prince George South Edmonton James BruderheimStar The Pas Newfoundland and Labrador Elk Island Acheson Josephburg Bay Clover Bar ChoicelandLove CalmarNisku CANADA TRR Swan Landing Nipawin Leduc Lloydminster Prince Albert Carrot River Sunnybrook CTRW Codette Luscar ErvickCamrose Hobbema Wetaskiwin Legacy Junction Birch Hills Runciman Quesnel Homeglen Bawlf NLR Nunavut Mountain Park Daysland Marsden Lake Ponoka Killam Tisdale Hudson Bay Rimbey BRR Cutknife Winnipeg Hardisty CTRW Rosyth Melfort Lacombe June Unity Naicam Alix Metiskow Wilkie British Columbia Prentiss Stettler Provost Rocky Mountain House Nevis APR Alliance CMI Macklin Spalding Niobe Red Deer Brass Williams Lake Innisfail AsquithDunfermlineSaskatoon Fosston APR Biggar Swan River Bowden PatienceElstow Lake Watson Big Valley PotascoColonsay Cory ViscountPlunkett Wadena Olds Vade Floral Guernsey Luseland Perdue Esk Shantz Cheviot Norco JansenDafoe Didsbury Kerrobert Stoney Creek AlwinsalLanigan Goudie Canora D ConroseBSR Jct D Crossfield Carstairs DodslandPlenty Conquest Donald Stephen Cochrane Wynyard Glacier Lake Louise Mitford Field Morant's Curve Airdrie Foam Lake Oyen DavidsonNokomis Three ValleyRevelstoke CastleBanff Mountain Rosetown Laporte BSR Theodore Yorkton Moosonee Golden BSR Loreburn Walhachin Sicamous Bulyea Saltcoats TranquilleMonte Creek CalgaryWest Carseland Last Mountain Bredenbury Ashcroft Carseland Leader BSR Elbow SoutheyCupar Craigellachie Canmore GleichenCluny LMR Langenburg ExshawCopithorne Bassano GSR EyebrowLegacy Marchwell Basque Aldersyde McNeill Reed Lake Regina Craven Harrowby Salmon Arm (Last spike) Blackie Cassils Rush Lake Binscarth Gimli Cabri LLRR KamloopsCampbell Creek Radium Eltham Brooks Burstall Herbert Kalium Qu'AppelleIndian Head Yarbo Okotoks ErnfoldChaplinParkbeg Sintaluta RocanvilleFoxwarrenSolsgirth Ontario Lake Windermere Tilley Richardson WolseleyGrenfellBroadview Shoal Lake Lytton Spences
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