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- BNSF Railway Company (BNSF)
- Boone & Scenic Valley Railroad (BSV)
- Burlington Junction Railroad (BJRY)
- Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway (CPKC)
- CBEC Railway, Inc. (CBEC)
- Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway Co. (CRANDIC; CIC)
- Cedar River Railroad Company (CEDR)(CN)
- Chicago, Central and Pacific Raiload (CCP)(CN)
- Canadian National Railroad (CN)
- D & I Railroad (DAIR)
- D & W Railroad (IANR)
- Dakota, Minnesota and Eastern Railroad (DME)
- Iowa Interstate Railroad Company (IAIS)
- Iowa Northern Railway Company (IANR)
- Iowa River Railroad (IARR)
- Iowa Traction Railroad (IATR)
- Keokuk Junction Railroad Company (KJRY)
- Norfolk Southern Railway Company (NS)
- Union Pacific Railroad Company (UP)
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BNSF Railway Company (BNSF)
Back to topBoone & Scenic Valley Railroad (BSV)
Boone & Scenic Valley Railroad Profile
Back to topBurlington Junction Railroad (BJRY)
Burlington Junction Railroad Profile
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Back to topCBEC Railway, Inc. (CBEC)
Back to topCedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway Co. (CRANDIC; CIC)
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway Profile
Back to topCedar River Railroad Company (CEDR)(CN)
Back to topChicago, Central and Pacific Raiload (CCP)(CN)
Back to topCanadian National Railroad (CN)
Canadian National Railway Profile
Back to topD & I Railroad (DAIR)
Back to topD & W Railroad (IANR)
Back to topDakota, Minnesota and Eastern Railroad (DME)
Back to topIowa Interstate Railroad Company (IAIS)
Iowa Interstate Railroad Profile
Back to topIowa Northern Railway Company (IANR)
Iowa Northern Railway Company Profile
Back to topIowa River Railroad (IARR)
Back to topIowa Traction Railroad (IATR)
Back to topKeokuk Junction Railroad Company (KJRY)
Keokuk Junction Railroad Company Profile
Back to topNorfolk Southern Railway Company (NS)
Back to topUnion Pacific Railroad Company (UP)
Union Pacific Railroad Profile
- Class I railroads include the largest freight-hauling railroads. The rail lines of the seven Class I railroads span the North American continent.
- Regional railroads are midsize freight-hauling railroads that normally operate at least 350 miles of track and may span multiple states.
- Short line railroads are smaller railroads that include local railroads as well as railroads that primarily do car switching.
- Tourist railroads offer passenger rides usually in restored historic rail equipment and often accompanied by an on-site museum.
- Class I railroads include the largest freight-hauling railroads. The rail lines of the seven Class I railroads span the North American continent.
- Regional railroads are midsize freight-hauling railroads that normally operate at least 350 miles of track and may span multiple states.
- Short line railroads are smaller railroads that include local railroads as well as railroads that primarily do car switching.
- Tourist railroads offer passenger rides usually in restored historic rail equipment and often accompanied by an on-site museum.