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Conrail (reporting mark CR),
formally the
Consolidated Rail Corporation, was the
primary class I
railroad in the
Northeastern United States between 1976...
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Conrail Shared ****ets
Operations (CSAO) is the
commonly used name for modern-day
Conrail (reporting mark CRCX), an
American railroad company. It operates...
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Seaboard System Railroad. In 1999, CSX
Transportation acquired about half of
Conrail in a
joint purchase with
competitor Norfolk Southern Railway. In 2022,...
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system grew with the
acquisition of over half of
Conrail. The
Consolidated Rail
Corporation (
Conrail) was an 11,000-mile (18,000 km)
system formed in...
- form the Erie-Lackawanna,
ownership of the line p****ed into the
hands of
Conrail upon its
formation in 1976 from a
number of
bankrupt railroads (including...
- The
River Line was a
Conrail rail line
located between Jersey City, New
Jersey and Selkirk, New York,
United States. It ran
along the west side of the...
- also
benefited from
Conrail's monopoly in the
northeastern U.S., by
operating competing intermodal trains until 1999, when
Conrail was
split between Norfolk...
- Pan Am Southern.
Conrail was the
primary class I
railroad in the
Northeastern United States between 1976 and 1999. The
trade name
Conrail is a portmanteau...
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Purchasers of this
model included Conrail,
Union Pacific,
Burlington Northern and the Soo Line Railroad.
Conrail orders were
split between the Norfolk...
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Central continued to
operate them
under contract.
Service was
transferred to
Conrail in 1976, when it
absorbed most of Penn Central's
railroad functions after...
