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Pennsylvania Railroad System Maximum Grades on Main Line and Branches 1:; "'· 1'· ' PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD SYSTEM MAXIMUM GRADES ON MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1948 shared on railsandtrails.com Chip Syme Collection INDEX REGIONS. Page EASTERN REGION 1 to 8 CENTH.A~ REGION 9 to 16 WESTERN REGION • 17 to 19 DIVISIONS Page Page ATLANTIC • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 NEW YORK •••••.•. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4 BUFFALO· • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 PANHANDLE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 13 CHICAGO TERMINAL •••••••••••••• 17 PHILADELPHIA • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5 CINCINNATI • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 17 PHILADELPHIA TlliMINAL • • • • • • • • • • 6 CLEVELAND •••••• ; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 PITTSBtRGH ••••••••••••••••••• 14-15 coLm.mus • • • • • • . • . • . • • • . • • • • • • 17 RENOVO • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 15 CONEMAUGH • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 ST. LOUIS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 19 DELMARVA •• • • • • • • .. • • .. • • .. .. • • 1 TOLEDO • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 19 EASTERN • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10 WILKES- BARRE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7 ERIE & ASHT~ULA • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11 WIILIAllilSPORT • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7 FCRT WAYNE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 18 GRAND RAPIDS • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 18 ASSOCIATED LINES INDIANAPOLIS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 18 LOGANSPORT • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·19 EAS'l'~N REGION ••••••••••••••• , 8 MARYLAND • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 CENTRAL REGION .. .. • .. • • .. .. • .. 16 MIDDLE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 MONO!fGAHELA • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 12 BRANCH LINES Page Page Page A B B - Continued Akron ( Clev .Div.) . q Baileys Rrm 10 Big R1m 3 Akron (Col.Div.). 17 Bald Eagle (!.lid .Div.) • . 3 Black Lick 14 Akron & Bar.Belt R.R. 16 Bald Eagle (Wmspt.Div.). 7 Bloomfield 3 Alexandria. 14 B. & E. R.R. 1 Bonhamtown 4 Allegheny (Buf.Div,). ·9 Banian . 3 Bordentown 4 Allegheny (Cgh.Div.). 10 Bear RliD . 14 Boyer Run . 12 Allumce 11 Beaver ~Mid.Div.~. 3 Bradenville 14 Amboy (Atl.Div.). 1 Beaver Pgh.Div •• 14 Brandyvr.ine • 2 Ambov (N.Y.Div.). 4 Beaver Valley ••• . 11 Bridgeton . 8 Amesville No, 1 3 Bedford . 3 Bridgeville & McDonald. 13 Amesville Ho, 2 3 Bellefonte (Mid.Div.). 3 Brilliant . 14 Andrews Rtm . 12 Bellefonte (Wmspt .Div.). 7 Brinker Rrm 12 Apollo . 10 Bellwood (Mid.Div.); . 3 Brookville 15 Arbegust St. 18 Bellwood ( Pgh .Div.). 14 Brush Creek 14 Atglen & Susquehanna. 5 Belmont . 6 Buck Rrm 16 Avonmore . .. 10 Belvidere-Delaware R.R. 4 Bull Run 14 Axle Works. 12 Bens Creek . 14 Burgetts 13 BerVTick . 7 .Burley . 3 Bessemer (ivlon.Div.). 12 Bustle ton 6 Bessemer (F&A Div.). 11 Butler (Cgh.Div .) . 10 Betz . 3 Butler (Ft.W.Div. ). 18 shared on railsandtrails.com Chip Syme Collection I INDEX - Continued c D G - Continued Cadiz • • 1.3 Dayton • 17 Girardville • 7 Calumet River 17 Delaware Avenue 6 Glass Works 8 Calumet Western Ry. 17 Dela\Vare Extension 6 Glen Campbell 14 Cambridge . • 1 Del. Md. & Vir. R.R. 1 Glen Lyon • 7 C. & B. Co. Ry •• 1 Del~Riv. RR & Bdge.Co. 6 Goss Run No. 1 3 Canal·. • • • • 7 Denton •••• 1 Goss Run Nci. 2 J Canal Street 6 Dewey Cut-off 19 Goss Run No. 3 3 Ca~andaigua Lake 7 Dillsburg •• 5 Graham No, 1. J Canoe Creek • • J Dresden 9 Graham No. 2. J Canton-Bayard 10 Duff •••• lJ Grauer J Cape Charles 1 Duff Extension lJ Greene County Coal. 18 Cape May 8 Dunbar ••• 12 Green Ridge • 7 Cardington 6 Duquesne Way Elevated 14 Green Spring 2 Cate.wl:a • • 16 Grenloch 8 Catawissa • 7 Grindstone 12 Caton & Loudon Ry. 2 Cats Run •• 16 E Centerpoint . 19 Centre Street 4 East Brady • 10 H Centreville • 1 East Chicago 17 Chart.iers • • • lJ East Lerenon 5 Hammond •• 17 Chautauqua 9 East Pittsburgh 14 Harbor Springs 18 Cherry Tree and Edge Moor 2 Harrison 4 Dixonville R.R •••• 16 Ednie 3 Harsiii!Us 4 Chester & Phila. (Md.Div.). 2 E1'fner • 19 Hastings 14 Chester & Phi1a. (PI' Div.) • 6 Elk Run 14 Havre de Grace 2 Chester Creek ( likl.Div.) 2 Ellsworth 12 Hegarty •• 14 Chester Creek (PT Div.) 6 E.'ngelside 6 Hempi"ield • • 12 Chestertown • • 1 Englewood Conn. Ry. 17 Hempstead •• 17 Chestnut Hill 6 Enola ••••••• 5 Hickory ••• lJ Claiborne •• 1 Enterprise • • • • • • 4 Highland Park • 19 Claremont • 2 Erie & Pittsburgh R.R. 11 Hillman •• 14 Claymont 2 Eureka No. J7 14 Hollidaysburg 3 Clearfield J -Everson & Broad Ford • 12 Houtzdale •• 3 Clermont 9 Hunker 12 Clover Creek J Htmter Rrm 12 Coal Lick Run 12 Coal Pit Run 14 F Coal.Run •• J Coa.tesville • 5 Fe..irbrook. J I Cokeburg 12 Fairchance 12 Columbia (Ind.Div.) • 18 Fairhill • 6 Indiana •• 10 Columbia (Phila.Div.) • 5 Flemington 4 Indianapolis Vnion Ry. 18 Col. & Pt.Dep. (lki.:::>iv.) •• 2 Florence • 4 Indian Creek •• 16 Col. & pt .Dep. (Phi'la .Div.) 5 Fort Geo. G. Meade • 2 Indian Rrm 10 Commerce Street • • • • • • 6 Fort Wash. Br.Conn. Ry. 6 Irvona 14 Cooper 1 s Point • • • • • 8 Fort Wayne •••••• 17 Court Street • • • • • • • 7 Frankford Street· ••• 6 Crawfordsville (Ind.Div.) • 18 Freehold & Jamesburg . Crawfordsville (st.L.Div.). 19 Agricultural Railroad 4 J Cresson • 14 Crisfield 1 Jamesburg • 4 Crissman J Jamison ••• 14 Cumberland Valley • 5 G Janesville •• J Cumberland Valley & Jeannette • 14 l£rtinsburg R.R. 5 Gardner Run. 14 Johnstown . 14 Cummings 17 Girard Point 6 ,Jet.• No. 1 Connection • lJ shared on railsandtrails.com Chip Syme Collection li INDEX: - Continued K M - Continued N - Continued Keister •• 12 Marguerite • 12 Newfield • 8 Kensington & Tacony 6 Marion • 7 New Florence 15 Kentucky Street • 18 Marietta . 9 New Holla:rxi. • • • • • • • 5 Kingston. • • • • • 4 Martin •• 15 New Portage •• 15 Kinzua. • • • • • 9 Martinsburg. 3 Newtown Square • • • • • • 6 Knox County Coal. 18 Martins Creek . • • • 4 New York & Long Branch RR. 8 Massillon & Cleveland. 10 New York Bay R.R. 4 Maurice River. 8 North Lebanon. • • • • • • 5 Mayes • • • • • • 15 Nunda. • • • • • • • • • • 9 L Meadows No. 1. 4 Meadows No. 2. • 4 La Jose • • 14 Mercersburg • • • 5 Lake City • 18 Michigan Belt Conn. 19 0 Lake E)rie & Pittsburg Ry •• 16 Middletmm 17 Lamold.n Run • • • • • • • 2 Midvale • • • • • 6 Ocean City • 8 Lancaster .• 7 Millham 4 Octoraro ( W .Div.) • 2 Langeloth •• 13 Mill Run • ~3 Octoraro (PT Div.) • 6 Laurelton •• 7 Millstone. 4 Ohio Connecting Ry. 13 Lebanon (Cin. Div.) 17 Mill Street • • • • • • 1 Oliphant • • • • • 12 Lebanon (Col. Div.) • 17 Millville (P-RSL) ••• 8 Ontario • • •• 12 Lebanon (Phila. Div.) 5 Millville (Wmspt.Div.) •• 7 Opossum Run 12 Lewistown • 7 Milroy • • • • • • • 3 Ore Dock Extension 9 Library •• 16 Milton • • • • • • • • 1 Oxford • • • 1 Lilly •• 14 Minersville ••••• 7 Oxford Road. • • • • 6 Lilly Run 16 MissaUkee •••••• 18 Linwood , 2 Monongahela Railway 16 Lippincott 14 Montelius 7 Little Muddy Run 3 Montour Railroad 16 Little Short Creek Morea· • • • • • 7 . Industrial Track 13 Morrisons Cove 3 'Paint Creek 15 · Llanfair 14 Moser Run 16 Painters Run • 16 Long Run 16 Mosha;nnon 3 Palanka 13 Loop Cut-off 16 Moshannon & Clearfield 3 Parshall • 16 Low Grade • 15 Moss Creek • • • • 15 Passaic 4 Low Phos. • • 16 Mt. Dallas • • • • • • 3 Patton No. 1 15 Luther 14 Mt. ~gle Cut-off 3 Patton No. 2 • 15 Lykens Valley Rail-road Mt. Holly & Medford 1 Patton No. 3 15 and Coal Company 7 Muddy Run 3 Paulsboro 8 Lyons Run • • • • • • • 14 Muncie •• 17 Paw Paw 16 Muskegon . 18 Pencoyd 6 Penns Grove 8 Pennsylvania & Atlantic M Railroad •• 1 N Pennsylvania-Reading McCoy Run • 15 Seashore Lines •• 8 !4cGees 15 Nemacolin 16 Perryville • • • • • • • 2 McKeesport 12 Nescopeck 7 Perth Amboy & Woodbrge. RR 4 Madison • 18 New Albany • 18 Petersburg • • • • 3 Magruder 2 Newark & Del. City • 2 Peters Creek • • • • • 12 Mahaffey 15 Newark-colonia Conn. 4 Petty Island • • • • 1 Mahoningtown ll Newberry •••••• 7 Phila. & Thorndale 5 Mahoning Valley West.Ry. 9 New Castle· ••••• ll Philipsburg • • • 3 Mammoth •••• 12 New Castle.Cut-off 2 Phoenixville (Phila.Div.). 5 Manor • • • • • 15 New Cumber land • 13 Phoenixville (W-B Div.) •• 7 Mapleton No. 1 3 New Cumberland & Pitts.Char.& Yough. Ry. 16 Mapleton No. 2 3 Pittsburgh Ry. 13 Pitts.O.V.& Cin. R.R. 13 shared on railsandtrails.com Chip Syme Collection m INDEX - Continued P - Continued S - Continued v Plum Creek ••••• 10 Shank town 16 Vance Mill • 12 Pomeroy (M:l. Div.) • 2 Shelbyville 18 Veneer • 18 Pomeroy (Phila. Div.) • 5 Shellpot • 2 Vincennes 18 Popes Creek • 2 Sheridan •• 13 Porter Run 15 Shuman Run • 15 Port Perry 12 Sixtieth St •• 6 Possum Glory 16 Sligo 15 VI President Street 2 Smiths F'erry • 16 Princeton •• 4 Smoke Run 3 Walnut Run • 15 Pucketa ·• • • • • 10 Snzyrna •• 1 Washington Ave. 6 Snow Shoe 3 Wash. Ave. Br. Ext. 6 Sodus Bay 7 Water Street 19 Q Somers Point • • 8 Wawa ••••• 6 Sonman •••• 15 Waynesboro •• 5 QJJarryville 5 South Bend • 19 Waynesburg & Wash. R.R. 16 South.Chester 2 Wegee • 13 S.Chgo.& Southern R.R. 17 West Chester (Phila.Div.). 5 R Southern Pennsylvania West Chester ( P. T .Div.) ·• • 6 Ry. & MLYJ.ing Co. 5 VIe stern ~6 Radebaugh 12 South Fork •• 15 Westland ••• 13 Re.iney 12 South Trenton 4 West Nanticoke • 7 Redstone 12 South West •• 12 \'lest Newark •• 4 Reitz • • 15 Sparrows Point 2 W. Phila. Elevated 6 Rexis •• 15 Springfield (Mid.Div.) 3 West Seneca 9 Richmond 17 Springfield (Col.Div.) 17 West ~Ulmington 2 Riddleton 8 Steelton Cana), • • 5 Wheeling • • • • • 13 Ridgway • • • • • 15 Sterling •• 15 Wheeling 'l'erm 11 Ry. 13 River (East. Div.) 10 Steubenville
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