thank you to all who provided info on the abriviations the first time aroud . but I have some more if you could help me with them it would be appriciated .
Dave
Just be glad you don't have to press "2" for English.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQ_ALEdDUB8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hqFS1GZL4s
http://s73.photobucket.com/user/steemtrayn/media/MovingcoalontheDCM.mp4.html?sort=3&o=27
Here are a few I know. Some I have a good guess, but I'll let someone who knows for sure respond on those.
FT
Orange trainman wrote:thank you to all who provided info on the abriviations the first time aroud . but I have some more if you could help me with them it would be appriciated .CB&Q - Chicago, Burlington & Quincy (aka The Burlington Line) REANYC - New York CentralDL&W ELSLCB&O - Baltimore & OhioC&O - Chesapeake & OhioRIM&StL - Minneapolis & St. LouisMHFrisco - St. Louis - San FranciscoPGEONKCS - Kansas City SouthernSLCCRDXC&EIFTW&DC&SN&WAlaska
I humbly suggest you spend some time at http://www.google.com/ with your list of abbreviations. You'll learn much more than what the abbreviation stands for. As far as I know, Alaska isn't an abbreviation, but the name of our 49th state.
Don Z.
Research; it's not just for geeks.
I think this is kind of fun wish I knew more of them
K
George,
There's a couple of the abbreviations below that I'm making a best guess (?) on:
Tom
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tstage wrote: George,There's a couple of the abbreviations below that I'm making a best guess (?) on: CB&Q - Chicago, Burlington & QuincyREA - Reading RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCYNYC - New York CentralDL&W - Delaware, Lackawanna & WesternEL - Erie LackawannaSLC - Seaboard Coastline THAT WOULD BE SCL (?)B&O - Baltimore & OhioC&O - Chessepeake & OhioRI - Rock IslandM&StL - Minneapolis & St. LouisMH - (It's not "NH", is it? If so, New Haven)Frisco - FriscoPGEON ONTARIO NORTHLANDKCS - Kansas City SouthernSLC DUPLICATE - see aboveCRDXC&EI CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOISFTW&D - Ft. Worth & Dallas(?)C&SN&W - Norfolk & WesternAlaska - AlaskaTom
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Just to fill in some blanks:
REA should be Railway Express Agency-RDG is the Reading.
If it actually is MH, it would be the Mount Hood RR.
PGE-Pacific Great Eastern.
ON-Ontario Northland (actually should be ONT?)
SLC-San Luis Central.
CRDX-Chicago Freight Car Leasing Co.
C&EI-Chicago & Eastern Illinois.
FW&D-I'm pretty sure it's "Fort Worth & Denver"-an old subsidiary of the Burlington (CB&Q)
CS-Colorado & Southern.
A couple I knew, & a couple I cheated by calling up the abbreviations on RR Picture Archives.
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/
Orange trainman wrote: thank you to all who provided info on the abriviations the first time aroud . but I have some more if you could help me with them it would be appriciated .CB&QREANYCDL&WELSLCB&OC&ORIM&StLMHFriscoPGEONKCSSLCCRDXC&EIFTW&DC&SN&WAlaska
22. Alaska - Hawaii
6. SLC - Seaboard Coastline THAT WOULD BE SCL (?)
Oops! Yepper. Thanks for the correction, Mark.
1. CB&Q - Otherwise known simply as the Burlington9. RI - short for CRI&P or Chicago Rock Island & Pacific 10. M&StL - Otherwise known as the Minny Lou. 17. CRDX - Any reporting mark ending with an "X" indicates a private (non-railroad) company.
eeyore9900 wrote:FW&D-I'm pretty sure it's "Fort Worth & Denver"-an old subsidiary of the Burlington (CB&Q).
The C&S operated to Texline, and the FW&D(earlier the Fort Worth & Denver City) operated the rest of the way. The Texas corperation laws forced this. The C&S/FW&D lasted as 'paper' railroads until the 80's under BN before they were formally merged into the BN. Both used the CB&Q/BN paint schemes, but had seperate number series for accounting purposes. On the 'Joint Line' south of Denver, the switchers has C&S-AT&SF reporting marks on the cabs(using the CB&Q/BN paint schemes).
Jim
Modeling BNSF and Milwaukee Road in SW Wisconsin
A&ECA&NAGSG&FCGCTC (NOT Centralized Traffic Control)CNO&TPC&NW (pre-1982)CRNGAS&CG&FGANOG&NWGM (Not General Motors)GSFINTK&ITLOP&GLSNO&NES&ASGSJRTSRTASOUTAGTNRR
OK, one or 2 should be fairly obvious.
*EDIT* GNW corrected to G&NW. GN corrected to GANO.
Brad
EMD - Every Model Different
ALCO - Always Leaking Coolant and Oil
CSX - Coal Spilling eXperts
I was born in N. Ontario, and we always new of the Ontario Northern Railway as the ONR.
I recognize the Chicago & North Western in the post preceding this one, Central of Georgia?, Great Northern, Great North Western, Southern, Temiskaming and Nipissing?, the rest no idea.
selector wrote:I recognize the Chicago & North Western in the post preceding this one
I recognize the Chicago & North Western in the post preceding this one
Nope, sorry, not what I was looking for... I guess I should have stated this is pre-1982.
Central of Georgia?
Yep...
Great Northern, Great North Western
Yep, and nope, thought the GNW I'm thinking of went bust in the 30's.
*EDIT* The GNW *should* be G&NW. Will fix prior post....
Southern
OK, that one was a gimme.
Temiskaming and Nipissing?
And, nope.
Answers tomorrow!
twcenterprises wrote:OK, let's throw in a couple obscure ones: A&ECA&NAGS alabama great southernG&FCG central georgiaCTC (NOT Centralized Traffic Control)CNO&TPC&NW (pre-1982)CRNGAS&CG&FGANOG&NWGM (Not General Motors)GSFINTK&ITLOP&GLSNO&NES&ASG south georgiaSJRT south jersey rail transitSRTASOUTAGTNRR tennesee RROK, one or 2 should be fairly obvious.*EDIT* GNW corrected to G&NW. GN corrected to GANO. Brad
A&ECA&NAGS alabama great southernG&FCG central georgiaCTC (NOT Centralized Traffic Control)CNO&TPC&NW (pre-1982)CRNGAS&CG&FGANOG&NWGM (Not General Motors)GSFINTK&ITLOP&GLSNO&NES&ASG south georgiaSJRT south jersey rail transitSRTASOUTAGTNRR tennesee RR
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concretelackey wrote the following post at 12-23-2007 12:02 PM:
twcenterprises wrote:OK, let's throw in a couple obscure ones: A&ECA&NAGS alabama great southernG&FCG central georgiaCTC (NOT Centralized Traffic Control)CNO&TP Cincinnati , New Orleans & Texas Pacific ( Southern Rwy )C&NW (pre-1982)CRNGAS&CG&FGANOG&NWGM (Not General Motors)GSFINTK&IT Kentucky & Indiana TerminalLOP&GLSNO&NES&ASG south georgiaSJRT south jersey rail transitSRTASOU Southern RWYTAGTNRR tennesee RR
A&ECA&NAGS alabama great southernG&FCG central georgiaCTC (NOT Centralized Traffic Control)CNO&TP Cincinnati , New Orleans & Texas Pacific ( Southern Rwy )C&NW (pre-1982)CRNGAS&CG&FGANOG&NWGM (Not General Motors)GSFINTK&IT Kentucky & Indiana TerminalLOP&GLSNO&NES&ASG south georgiaSJRT south jersey rail transitSRTASOU Southern RWYTAGTNRR tennesee RR
OK, here's the answers I was looking for:
A&EC: Atlantic & East Carolina Ry.A&N: Albany & Northern Ry.AGS alabama great southern YesG&F: Georgia & Florida RRCG central georgia Yes (Central of Georgia)CTC (NOT Centralized Traffic Control): Chattanooga Traction Co.CNO&TP Cincinnati , New Orleans & Texas Pacific ( Southern Rwy ) YesC&NW (pre-1982): Carolina & North WesternCRN: Carolina & Northwestern (Post-1982)GAS&C: Georgia, Ashburn, Sylvester & Camilla Ry.G&F: Georgia & Florida Ry.GANO: Georgia Northern Ry.G&NW: Gainesville & North WesternGM (Not General Motors): Gainesville MidlandGSF: Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.INT: Interstate RRK&IT Kentucky & Indiana Terminal YesLOP&G: Live Oak, Perry & Gulf RRLS: Louisiana Southern Ry.NO&NE: New Orleans & Northeastern RRS&A: Savannah & Atlanta Ry.SG south georgia YesSJRT south jersey rail transit No. Saint Johns River Terminal Co.SRTA: Southern Rail Terminals of Alabama, Inc.SOU Southern RWY YesTAG: Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Ry.TNRR tennesee RR Yes.
Hi O.T.,
1. Chicago,Burlington & Quincy (Burlington Route)
3. New York Central
7. Baltimore & Ohio
8. Chessepeak(sp) & Ohio (Chessie System)
9. Rock Island ?
12. St. Louis & San Francisco
18. Chicago & Eastern Iowa
22. Alaskan Railway
BNENGR (paul)
I remember Walthers having a list of roadnames on their website, but I can't seem to find it now.
-Tom