List of Louisville and Nashville Railroad precursors
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These railroads were bought, leased, or in other ways had their track come under ownership or lease by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
In 1902, the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad gained a majority of stock in the L&N, but it continued to operate as a separate company until its merger in 1982 into the Seaboard System Railroad.
The Georgia Railroad and the West Point Route were partly owned by the L&N.
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Birmingham Mineral Railroad
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Central Railroad
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- Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington
- Lexington and Frankfort Railroad 1869
- Lexington and Ohio Railroad 1849
- Louisville and Frankfort Railroad 1869
- Lexington and Frankfort Railroad 1869
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Mammoth Cave Railroad
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- Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway
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- Bon Air Railroad (Tennessee)
- Duck River Valley Narrow Gauge Railroad (Tennessee)
- Huntsville and Elora Railroad (Alabama)
- Inman Branch (Tennessee)
- McMinnville and Manchester Railroad (Tennessee)
- Middle Tennessee and Alabama Railway
- Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
- Nashville and Tuscaloosa Railroad with Allen's Creek Extension (Tennessee)
- Paducah, Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
- Paducah and Tennessee Railroad of Kentucky
- Paducah and Tennessee Railway of Tennessee
- Tennessee Midland Railroad
- Pikeville Branch (Tennessee)
- Rome Railroad (Georgia)
- Sequatchie Valley Railroad
- Southwestern Railroad (Tennessee)
- Tennessee and Coosa Railroad (Alabama)
- Tennessee and Pacific Railroad (Tennessee)
- Tracy City Branch (Tennessee)
- West Nashville Branch (Tennessee)
- Western and Atlantic Railroad (Georgia and Tennessee)
- Winchester and Alabama Railroad (Alabama)
Paducah, Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
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References
[edit]- ^ RAILROADS IN NORTH AMERICA; Some Historical Facts and An Introduction to an Electronic Database of North American Railroads and Their Evolution by M. C. Hallberg (April 24, 2006) [1] Archived 2008-05-12 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ DeBow, James Dunwoody Brownson (1900). "List of Branches in Order of Their Acquisition". Legal history of the Entire System of Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry. and Possessions. Nashville, Tennessee: Press of Marshall & Bruce Co. p. vii.