Kendallville Terminal Railway

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Kendallville Terminal Railway
Overview
Headquarters Peoria, Illinois
Reporting mark KTR
LocaleNorthern Indiana
Dates of operation1996Present
Predecessor Norfolk Southern Railway
Technical
Track gauge 4 ft 8+12 in (1,435 mm) standard gauge
Length1.1 miles
Other
Website pioneerlines.com/the-kendallville-terminal-railway-company-ktr/

The Kendallville Terminal Railway (reporting marks KTR) is a Class III common carrier owned by Pioneer Railcorp, in Northern Indiana. The line runs for 1.1 miles in Kendallville, Indiana and also connects with Norfolk Southern Railway in Kendallville. The main products shipped on the line include sugar and syrup. [1]

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References

  1. "Pioneer Railcorp - Kendallville Terminal Railway". "Industrial History - Kendallville Terminal Railway".