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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CAR COMPANY 2016 Ad Valorem Tax Digest RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CAR COMPANY 2016 Ad Valorem Tax Digest Name Mark GA Miles US Miles US FMV GA FMV ADLER FUNDING LLC ADLX 390,152 76,209,964 44,798,041 229,341 ADM TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ADMX 9,666,594 304,845,850 278,521,063 8,831,841 AEP SERVICE CORPORATION AEPX 25,428 306,864,471 68,074,330 5,641 AEP SERVICE CORPORATION (agent for Ohio Valley Electric Corp.) OVEX 0 3,251,521 0 0 AEROPRES CORPORATION AREX 720 478,333 3,090,425 4,652 AG PROCESSING INC a cooperative AGPX 233,972 30,634,658 48,018,645 366,742 AGRIUM U S INC AGHX 0 1,156,415 1,159,602 0 AIR LIQUIDE INDUSTRIAL US LP IAPX 15,270 2,647,603 8,053,586 46,449 AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS, INC APRX 210 638,315 5,521,920 1,817 ALABAMA POWER COMPANY APOX 1,851,167 292,199,575 43,792,854 277,440 ALBEMARLE CORPORATION EBAX 3,966 321,715 1,145,651 14,123 ALBERT BROS., INC ABSX 5,020 65,036 63,390 4,893 ALBERTA GOVERNMENT (ALNX) ALNX 8,332 11,408,737 3,533,952 2,581 ALLIED ENTERPRISES INC AMEX 15,679 1,383,139 2,935,348 33,275 ALTIVIA PETROCHEMICALS, LLC HAVX 3,505 360,968 621,537 6,035 ALTIVIA SPECIALTY CHEMICALS, LLC APDX 0 8,054 398,663 0 AMERICAN CRUDE TRANSPORT LLC TRPX 82 331,554 288,452 71 AMERICAN RAILCAR INDUSTRIES INC AMFX 2,036,520 136,077,895 804,624,048 12,041,875 AMERICAN RAILCAR LEASING LLC ACFX 18,995,831 605,054,247 1,653,342,554 51,907,107 AMERICAS STYRENICS LLC ASOX 226,105 11,166,152 11,569,927 234,281 AMG RESOURCES CORPORATION AMGX 45,358 4,947,824 4,038,302 37,020 ARGOS CEMENT LLC ARUX 751,754 3,114,711 5,083,932 1,227,037 ARIZONA CHEMICAL COMPANY LLC AZXX 1,207,897 4,554,565 10,622,740 2,817,212 ARKEMA INC TELX 88,691 2,278,021 7,097,293 276,321 ARRENDADORA NACIONAL DE CARROS GAMX 321,420 26,767,714 30,369,264 364,667 ATEL EQUIPMENT SERVICES AEQX 506,964 8,416,997 14,516,455 874,340 ATEL LEASING CORPORATION ATGX 503,986 11,550,947 7,350,877 320,730 AUSTIN POWDER COMPANY AUSX 0 9,819 2,702,655 0 AXIALL LLC GCPX 232,312 21,792,766 61,972,539 660,630 BABCOCK & WILCOX POWER GENERATION GROUP INC BAWX 0 15,298 40,100 0 BASF CORPORATION DBCX 1,821,742 24,586,802 107,812,219 7,988,271 BNSF LOGISTICS PEYX 0 0 4,539,351 0 BP CORPORATION NORTH AMERICA INC BPOX 1,449,687 12,201,900 21,375,954 2,539,641 BRASKEM AMERICA INC BRKX 319,039 13,588,146 52,105,425 1,223,394 BRIDGER RAIL SHIPPING LLC BRGX 320 53,375,713 106,407,946 638 BUNGE NORTH AMERICA INC BNGX 5,481,537 75,728,930 158,787,247 11,493,602 C L INDUSTRIES INC (fka Florida Crushed Stone) FCSX 13,946 21,466 49,672 32,271 CABOT CORPORATION COSX 330,684 3,823,884 12,333,210 1,066,558 CAI RAILINC CAIX 290,221 31,263,570 100,631,216 934,164 CARGILL INC. CRGX 4,729,983 195,129,952 212,524,255 5,151,624 CARMATH INC CMHX 823,429 17,733,370 15,713,271 729,628 CCC TRANSPORT COMPANY CCEX 175,284 2,160,878 3,752,431 304,386 CELTRAN INC CELX 318,445 7,172,963 7,333,142 325,556 CEMEX INC CEMX 1,654,721 26,216,343 73,603,797 4,645,718 CENEX HARVEST STATES COOPERATIVE CHSX 250,529 12,532,407 31,589,282 631,485 CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT COMPANY (Formerly Lhoist North) LIMX 125,309 868,395 1,127,357 162,677 CHEVRON ORONITE CO LLC COCX 21,071 4,855,750 11,861,941 51,474 CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO L P CPCX 1,900,730 54,632,037 307,600,985 10,701,897 CHEVRON USA INC CPDX 502,207 22,549,388 144,247,735 3,212,603 CHICAGO FREIGHT CAR LSG CO CRDX 3,336,061 148,641,596 294,684,414 6,613,796 CIT GROUP/EQUIPMENT FINANCING, INC CEFX 19,201,114 2,060,567,925 4,048,106,649 37,721,716 CITGO PETROLEUM CORPORATION CSOX 15,781 1,136,599 459,548 6,381 CITICORP RAILMARK INC CRIX 53,820 36,078,491 30,298,738 45,198 CITY OF GAINESVILLE / GAINESVILLE REGIONAL UTILITIES GNFX 1,084,073 6,332,536 1,619,396 277,226 CNLX CANADA INC CNLX 5,401 11,083,032 1,741,842 849 COBRA TRADING LLC COBX 13,626 174,947 340,449 26,516 COLUMBIAN CHEMICALS COMPANY CCX 232,100 3,373,406 11,848,899 815,238 COMBINED METAL INDUSTRIES, INC. CMBX 1,373 363,723 456,191 1,722 COMPASS CAPITAL CORPORATION CRWX 433 626,650 1,642,639 1,135 COMPASS MINERALS AMERICA INC (formally North American Salt Company) HCGX 63,737 8,247,777 39,168,313 302,684 CONRAD YELVINGTON DISTRIBUTORS, INC CYXX 4,295,961 14,316,554 5,267,172 1,580,518 CONSOLIDATED GRAIN & BARGE, INC. CGRX 428,152 5,245,773 16,106,660 1,314,601 CONTINENTAL TANK CAR CORP CNTX 1,676 559,273 540,033 1,618 CPLX LEASING LIMITED CPLX 0 27,272 43,004 0 CRISTAL USA INC (fka Millennium Inorganic) MQPX 25,305 912,621 2,700,405 74,876 CRYO-TRANS INC CRYX 1,007,366 56,291,425 160,914,200 2,879,648 CRYSTAL CAR LINE INC CCLX 509,901 20,170,868 28,322,814 715,975 D H GRIFFIN WRECKING COMPANY INC DHGX 9,083 52,519 127,400 22,033 Page 1 of 5 RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CAR COMPANY 2016 Ad Valorem Tax Digest Name Mark GA Miles US Miles US FMV GA FMV DAK AMERICAS LLC DAKX 998,132 10,141,928 23,277,829 2,290,920 DAKOTA GASIFICATION COMPANY DGCX 0 834,954 3,093,210 0 DELTA TANK LINE CO DTLX 25,097 2,594,318 3,845,179 37,198 DUKE ENERGY CAROLINAS LLC DKPX 439,434 49,074,140 66,275,210 593,461 DUKE ENERGY FLORIDA INC PEFX 6,774,816 19,423,549 14,415,819 5,028,150 DUKE ENERGY PROGRESS INC PGNX 237 46,159,218 39,370,083 202 E D & F MAN LIQUIDS PRODUCTS, LLC EDFX 97,208 668,344 6,151,250 894,675 E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS CO DUPX 186,421 11,575,736 6,960,388 112,093 EASTMAN CHEMICAL COMPANY ETCX 485,105 25,207,770 69,981,419 1,346,741 EASTMAN CHEMICAL TEXAS CITY INC STEX 526 209,589 178,887 449 ECDC ENVIRONMENTAL, L.C. (formerly East Carbon Dev) ECXX 618 5,324,353 13,881,381 1,611 ELEMENTIS CHROMIUM LP ACRX 140,921 786,473 1,601,014 286,871 ELI LILLY AND COMPANY ELCX 460 277,626 305,974 507 ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING LP EPCX 29,516 2,847,178 1,565,132 16,225 ENVIROSOLUTIONS INC ESIX 0 5,760,277 7,727,577 0 EPIC EPIX 398,212 6,143,398 6,508,970 421,908 EQUISTAR CHEMICALS LP EQUX 1,394,828 78,843,990 244,986,312 4,334,050 ERCO WORLDWIDE (USA) INC ECLX 4,628 1,576,495 13,291,949 39,020 ESSEX HYBRID SEED CO LTD EHSX 93,358 1,688,122 792,872 43,848 EVEREST RAILCAR SERVICES INC EAMX 28,225 8,405,624 11,666,120 39,173 EVONIK CORPORATION DSLX 17,668 138,417 125,387 16,005 EXCEL RAILCAR CORP ERCX 53,367 2,014,776 4,893,788 129,626 EXXON-MOBIL CORPORATION ECUX 2,350,836 124,512,556 398,464,633 7,523,137 FACTOR GAS LIQUIDS, INC FGLX 459 935,966 4,861,769 2,384 FAIRMONT SANTROL INC FTIX 7,650 28,096,386 209,837,572 57,134 FEED PRODUCTS SOUTH INC FPSX 0 322,714 233,590 0 FELD ENTERTAINMENT INC. /RINGLING BROS RBBX 78,144 2,048,147 19,383,062 739,532 FERROUS PROCESSING & TRADING COMPANY FPTX 213,268 3,187,011 7,368,819 493,106 FIRST ENERGY GENERATION CORPORATION LLC FEPX 1,707 13,064,695 59,631,616 7,791 FMC CORPORATION FMLX 242,298 52,230,648 43,635,429 202,425 FORMOSA TRANSRAIL CORP FPAX 1,690,211 59,339,349 221,116,236 6,298,234 FREEMAN GAS & ELECTRIC CO INC BOBX 0 751 43,154 0 G3 CANADA LIMITED EFCX 5,399 11,813,834 3,388,045 1,548 GATX CORPORATION (CGTX/CGLX) CGTX 580,971 83,117,117 111,529,842 779,570 GATX CORPORATION (CIRR) CIRR 2,728,469 5,687,415 8,545,978 4,099,830 GATX DE MEXICO (ENDX) ENDX 3,244 3,670,499 737,161 652 GATX RAIL CANADA COPORATION (GATX) CGTX 35,678,619 1,319,252,182 2,214,065,515 59,878,468 GATX RAIL HOLDINGS INC (ALLX) ALLX 0 1,474,364 3,777,515 0 GATX CORPORATION (GATX) GATX 35,678,619 1,319,252,182 2,214,065,515 59,878,468 GATX RAIL HOLDINGS, INC (ALHX car marks only) ALHX 781,064 11,885,678 20,562,898 1,351,285 GAVILON GLOBAL AG HOLDINGS, LLC CAGX 105,166 7,152,828 7,490,878 110,136 GB TEXAS HOLDINGS LLC GBTX 0 307,371 514,150 0 GEORGIA POWER COMPANY GALX 47,201,379 396,304,046 209,901,193 25,000,062 GERDAU AMERISTEEL US INC GAXX 122,916 234,495 265,200 139,011 GLNX CORPORATION GLNX 365,912 23,961,294 28,737,175 438,844 GOLDEN PEANUT COMPANY LLC GKLX 4,947 15,434 31,200 10,000 GREENBRIER MANAGEMENT SERV (GBRX/OTDX) GBRX 2,861,561 381,447,638 1,430,049,781 10,728,012 GREENBRIER MANAGEMENT SERVICES, LLC (MAGX) MAGX 2,037 0 GREENBRIER MANAGEMENT SERVICES, LLC (OMNX/CRBX, SIMX) OMNX 382,276 9,977,549 54,979,838 2,106,476 GREENBRIER MANAGEMENT SERVICES, LLC for Tyson Foods, Inc.
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