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The Official Railway Guideா THE OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDEா FREIGHT SERVICE EDITION THE OFFICIAL 1ST QUARTER 2018 Vol. 151, No. 1 RAILWAY GUIDE Associate Director, TABLE OF CONTENTS Product Management Matthew DeNapoli [email protected] 973-776-7813 Indices Editor Aimee Miller A Carrier Index ....................................... A3 [email protected] 609-422-7818 Geographic Abbreviations (Index of States & Consulting Editor Kelvin MacKavanagh Provinces) ....................................... A10 Manager, Production Edward McCarthy [email protected] 609-433-6330 National Carrier Services & Facilities Production Coordinator Nancy Filan [email protected] 609-433-3539 National Carriers .................................... B1 B Sr. Production Coordinator Carolyn Tizzano [email protected] 973-420-3709 Regional Carrier Services & Facilities How to Use This Section ............................ C1 C ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION RATES Map of THE OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE Regions ...... C2 United States: US$299 (plus $18 shipping and Regional Carrier Index .............................. C4 handling and applicable Sales Tax) Regional Carriers ................................... C9 Foreign/Canadian orders: US$299 (plus $40 shipping and handling and applicable Sales Tax) Connections D The Bulk Connection ................................ D1 CUSTOMER SERVICE The Official Railway Guide Station Index P.O. Box 3000 E How to Use This Section ............................ E1 Northbrook, IL 60065-9742 United States ....................................... E2 Canada .......................................... E165 In the US: 877-780-9858 Mexico ........................................... E193 Outside the US: 847-763-4924 Rule 260 Junction Codes .......................... E205 [email protected] Allied Organizations Published by F Industry Associations ................................. F1 Agencies & Commissions .............................F9 450 W. 33rd St., Fl. 5, New York, NY 10001-2632 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS: From time to time, we permit reputable companies to send announcements of their products or services to our subscribers in the mail. Requests for this privilege are examined with great care, to be sure Managing Director, Media and Events they will be of interest to our readers. If you prefer not to receive such mailings and want your name in our files only Rhiannon James for mailing this publication, write us enclosing your current address mailing label to The Official Railway Guide, Freight Service Edition, P.O. Box 1635, Hightstown, NJ 08520, USA. Senior Director, Content The Official Railway Guide, Freight Service Edition, (ISSN 1069-1715) is published quarterly by JOC Group Inc., Peter Tirschwell 450 W. 33rd St., Fl. 5, New York, NY 10001-2632, USA. Subscription price is US$299 a year. Periodicals postage paid at New York, NY, and additional mailing offices. All prices are subject to change. Director, Media and Events POSTMASTER: Please send address changes to JOC Group Inc., The Official Railway Guide, Freight Service Edition, Amy Middlebrook P.O. Box 3000, Northbrook, IL 60065-9742. Copyright © 2018 by JOC Group Inc. Printed in USA. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or © 2018 JOC Group Inc. All Rights Reserved. by any information storage or retrieval system, without written permission from the Publisher. The Publisher has taken all reasonable steps to verify the accuracy of the content of this publication. The information in this book was obtained through a questionnaire sent to all companies listed in this issue. While the Publisher believes the information was accurate at the time of publication, changes may have occurred since then. JOC Group Inc. shall not be responsible for any errors or omissions that occur in this book or for the quality or practices of the companies represented. B10 500 Water Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 (904) 359-3100 Emergency-1-800-232-0144 www.csx.com CSX Transportation, Inc. A. J. STROK, AVP Automotive Jacksonville, FL J. W. HASELWOOD, AVP Automotive Jacksonville, FL TRANSPORTATION/ENGINEERING/MECHANICAL SERVICE DESIGN/CUSTOMER SERVICE/TECHNOLOGY (904) 359-1329 C. M. SANBORN, Executive VP & Chief Operating Officer Jacksonville, FL S. K. BRANDT, President, CSX Technology Jacksonville, FL J. T. HART, VP Service Design Jacksonville, FL G. WILLIAMS, VP Mechanical Jacksonville, FL J. M. MARKS, VP Safety Jacksonville, FL M. PENDERGRASS, VP & Chief Transportation Officer Jacksonville, FL M. SMITH, VP Network Operations Jacksonville, FL J. L. WEST, VP Engineering Jacksonville, FL FINANCE (904) 359-3305 F. A. LONEGRO, Executive VP & Chief Financial Officer Jacksonville, FL A. L. GLASSMAN, VP Strategic Plng. Jacksonville, FL C. T. SIZEMORE, VP Controller & Expenditures Acctg. Jacksonville, FL D. H. BAGGS, VP Treasurer & IRO Jacksonville, FL W. E. RUSSELL, VP Tax Jacksonville, FL E. G. PALM, VP Corporate Finance Jacksonville, FL E. T. BELL, AVP Operations Finance Jacksonville, FL A. F. RICE, AVP Commercial Finance Jacksonville, FL HUMAN RESOURCES/LABOR RELATIONS/ CORPORATE SERVICE/PURCHASING and MATERIALS/ REAL PROPERTY/AVIATION (904) 359-7607 L. A. MANCINI, SVP & Chief Administrative Officer Jacksonville, FL R. M. HOOD, President CSX Real Property, Inc. Jacksonville, FL D. SORFLEET, VP & Chief Human Resources & Diversity Officer Jacksonville, FL C. D. BROWN, VP Labor Relations Jacksonville, FL E. M. O’MALLEY, VP Procurement & Supply Chain Jacksonville, FL M. MASTREAN, VP Comp. & Benefits Jacksonville, FL Z. JONES, AVP Employee Services Jacksonville, FL CHAIRMAN AND DIRECT REPORT TEAM P. M. TROLLE, Director Corporate Services Jacksonville, FL D. W. YOAKLEY, Director Aviation Jacksonville, FL M. J. WARD, Chairman & CEO Jacksonville, FL C. W. GOODEN, President - CSX Corporation Jacksonville, FL F. J. ELIASSON, Executive VP & Chief Sales & Marketing Officer Jacksonville, FL LAW/CORPORATE SECRETARY/PUBLIC RELATIONS/ C. M. SANBORN, Executive VP & Chief Operating Officer Jacksonville, FL E. M. FITZSIMMONS, Executive VP, General Counsel & Corp. Secretary Jacksonville, FL RISK MANGEMENT F. A. LONEGRO, Executive VP & Chief Financial Officer Jacksonville, FL (904) 359-7611 L. A. MANCINI, SVP & Chief Administrative Officer Jacksonville, FL E. M. FITZSIMMONS, Executive VP, General Counsel & Corp. Secretary Jacksonville, FL P. J. SHUDTZ, VP Federal Regulations Washington, DC A. C. REINKE, VP Federal Legislation Washington, DC COMMERCIAL/INTERMODAL Q. C. KENDALL, VP State Government & Community Affairs Jacksonville, FL G. T. SEASE, VP Corporate Communications Jacksonville, FL (904) 359-1000 R. E. RUSSELL, VP Internal Audit Jacksonville, FL F. J. ELIASSON, Executive VP & Chief Sales & Marketing Officer Jacksonville, FL B. M. RHODE, VP Internal Audit Jacksonville, FL C. P. JENKINS, VP Coal Service Group Jacksonville, FL N. D. GOLDMAN, General Counsel-Business Jacksonville, FL D. M. PIACENTE, VP Intermodal Jacksonville, FL L. E. RENJEL, VP Strategic Infrastructure Initiatives Jacksonville, FL D. W. SMITH, VP Emerging Markets Unit Jacksonville, FL H. R. ‘‘SKIP’’ ELLIOTT, VP Public Safety & Environment Jacksonville, FL C. ROBERTSON, VP Chemicals Jacksonville, FL M. MULLIS, Adminstrative Asst. to H. R. Elliott Jacksonville, FL T. McNULTY, VP Agriculture Jacksonville, FL J. M. KELLY, AVP Risk Management Jacksonville, FL E. D. JENKINS, VP Market Strategy & E-Business Jacksonville, FL G. D. AUGHENBAUGH, AVP Risk Management Jacksonville, FL M. S. HOBBS, AVP Load Eng. & Design Servs. Jacksonville, FL T. S. KAPLAN, AVP Corporate Social Responsibility Jacksonville, FL C115 REGION 20/21 OK/TX CIMARRON VALLEY RAILROAD, L.C. FARMRAIL SYSTEM, INC. 1601 West Gary Blvd., P.O. Box 1750, Clinton, OK 73601 580-323-1234 See our main listing in Region 23 www.farmrail.com FARMRAIL CORPORATION GRAINBELT CORPORATION GEORGE C. BETKE, JR., Chairman Clinton, OK JUDY A. PETRY, President and General Manager Clinton, OK JEFFREY W. BLANCHARD, Transportation Superintendent Clinton, OK CRAIG A. WOLFE, Equipment Superintendent Clinton, OK ROD D. WATKINS, Information Technology Manager Clinton, OK BRANDON L. FRIESEN, Safety Officer Clinton, OK DALLAS, GARLAND & NORTHEASTERN DEVIN J. MARTIN, Trainmaster Clinton, OK KELLY G. RIPPETOE, Roadway Superintendent Clinton, OK RAILROAD SONJA D. MARSHALL, Administrative Superintendent Clinton, OK 475 Gautney St., Garland, TX 75040 972-808-9800; HEATHER K. SHEPPARD, Marketing Specialist Clinton, OK Fax: 972-808-9900; www.gwrr.com LACI D. MENDEZ, Customer Service Supervisor Clinton, OK MARY LOCKMAN, General Manager CONNECTIONS TEXAS Greenville LA (KCS) Dallas BNSF, KCS, UP Trenton TNER DE QUEEN AND EASTERN RAILROAD LLC See our main listing in Region 12 FERROCARRIL MEXICANO, S.A. de C.V. See our main listing in Region 26 Route 1 Route 2 FORT WORTH & WESTERN RAILROAD FARMRAIL CORPORATION: GRAINBELT CORPORATION 6300 Ridglea Pl., Ste. 1200, Ft. Worth, TX 76116 817-763-8297; Fax: 817-738-9657 Sunbelt Division Miles Stations www.fwwr.net Miles Stations 0.0 Enid, (2), OK ....................... ✠ 300 Miles Operated 18.1 Weatherford, OK ..................... 6.6 Imo, OK ................................... 0.0 Clinton, (1), OK ................... ✠ 11.5 Drummond, OK ....................... CONNECTIONS 28.6 Elk City, OK......................... ✠ 21.0 Ames, OK ................................ TEXAS Ft. Worth BNSF, UP 45.6 Sayre, OK................................ 32.5 Okeene, OK............................
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