The following railroad lines were owned or operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad west of Pittsburgh and Erie.

Pittsburgh to Chicago

  • Main Line (Pittsburgh to Chicago)
    • Economy Branch (Baden)
    • Block House Run Branch (New Brighton)
    • North Rochester Branch (Rochester)
    • Marginal Branch (Beaver Falls)
    • Oil Street Branch (Beaver Falls)
    • South Canton Branch (Canton)
    • Buck Hill Branch (Canton)
    • South Massillon Branch (Massillon)
    • Massillon and Cleveland Branch (Massillon Junction to Clinton)
    • Walhonding Branch (Loudonville to Coshocton)
    • Rocky Fork Branch (Mansfield)
    • Toledo Branch (Toledo Junction to Detroit)
      • Water Street Branch (Toledo)
      • River Branch (Toledo)
      • Oakman Branch (Dearborn)
      • West Belt Branch (Dearborn to Highland Park)
    • Grand Rapids Branch (Fort Wayne to Mackinaw City)
      • Muskegon Branch (Grand Rapids to Muskegon)
      • Missaukee Branch (Missakuee Junction to Michelson)
      • Traverse City Branch (Walton Junction to Traverse City)
      • Harbor Springs Branch (Kegomic to Harbor Springs)
    • State Line and Indiana City Railway (Clarke Junction to State Line)
      • Wolf Lake Branch (Hammond)
      • Hammond Branch (Hammond to Hegewisch)
    • South Chicago and Southern Railroad (Colehour to Bernice)
    • Calumet River Line (South Chicago to Hegewisch)
    • Cummings Branch (South Chicago)
    • Calumet Western Railway (South Chicago to Hegewisch)
  • Cleveland Line (Rochester to Cleveland)
    • Beaver Valley Railroad Branch (Vanport)
    • River Branch (Yellow Creek to Bellaire)
      • Wheeling Terminal Branch (Martins Ferry to Benwood)
      • POV&C Railroad Branch (Bellaire to Krebs Run)
        • Wegee Branch (Wegee to Webb)
    • Salineville Railroad (Salineville)
    • Canton-Bayard Branch (Bayard to Fairhope)
    • Tuscarawas Branch (Bayard to Goshen)
      • Brush Run Branch (Magnolia)
      • Marietta Branch (Dover to Marietta)
      • Strasburg Branch (Dover to Parral)
    • Akron Branch (Hudson to Columbus)
      • Dresden Branch (Killbuck to Trinway)
      • Howard Branch (Howard to Millwood)
    • Maple Heights Industrial Branch (Maple Heights to Cleveland)
    • Kingsbury Branch (Cleveland)
    • Silver Plate Branch (Cleveland)
  • New Brighton to Ashtabula Harbor
    • Kenwood Branch (New Brighton)
    • Beaver Valley Branch (Homewood Junction to Wampum Junction)
    • Mahoningtown Branch (New Castle Junction to New Castle)
      • Erie and Pittsburgh Branch (New Castle to Erie)
        • Sharpsville Branch (Sharpsville)
      • New Castle Branch (New Castle to Stoneboro)
        • Wilmington Branch (Wilmington Junction to New Wilmington)
        • Wolf Creek Branch (Leesburg to Redmond)
    • Bessemer Branch (Coverts to Walford)
    • Canfield Branch (Haselton)
    • Alliance Branch (Niles to Alliance)
  • Sandusky Branch (Sandusky to Columbus)

Pittsburgh to St. Louis

  • Main Line (Pittsburgh, PA to St. Louis, MO)
    • Ohio Connecting Railway (Woods Run, Pittsburgh to Elliott, Pittsburgh)[1]
      • Duffs Branch (Esplen, Pittsburgh to Thornburg)[1]
      • Sheridan Branch (Esplen, Pittsburgh to Elliott, Pittsburgh)[1]
    • Chartiers Branch (Carnegie to Washington)
      • Bridgeville and McDonald Branch (Bridgeville to Cecil)
      • Westland Branch (Houston to Westland)
        • Palanka Branch (Houston to Palanka)
    • Burgetts Branch (Burgettstown to Valear)
      • Hickory Branch (Burgettstown to Cherry Valley)
      • Langeloth Branch (Valear to Studa)
    • New Cumberland Branch (Weirton Junction to Kobuta)
    • Wheeling Branch (Weirton Junction to Benwood)
    • Cadiz Branch (Cadiz Junction to Cadiz)
      • Georgetown Branch (Lando to Georgetown)
    • Zanesville Branch (Trinway to Morrow)
      • Mill Run Branch (Zanesville)
    • Springfield Branch (Xenia to Springfield)
    • C&X Branch (Xenia, OH to Cincinnati, OH)
      • Middletown Branch (Middletown Junction, OH to Middletown, OH)
      • Undercliff Branch (Rendcomb Junction, OH to Cincinnati, OH)
      • Richmond Branch (Oakley, OH to Anoka, IN)
    • Lebanon Branch (Cincinnati, OH to Dayton, OH)
    • Louisville Branch (Indianapolis, IN to Louisville, KY)
      • Madison Branch (Columbus, IN to Madison, IN)
      • Shelbyville Branch (Columbus, IN to Dublin Junction, IN)
      • New Albany Branch (Jeffersonville, IN to New Albany, IN)
      • Arbegust Street Branch (Louisville, KY)
    • Vincennes Branch (Indianapolis, IN to Vincennes, IN)
      • Starch Works Branch (Indianapolis, IN)
      • Greene County Coal Branch (Bushrod, IN to Linton, IN)
      • Columbia Branch (Bicknell, IN)
      • Knox County Coal Branch (Bicknell, IN)
    • Vandalia Railroad (Indianapolis, IN to St. Louis, MO)
      • St. Louis, Vandalia and Terre Haute Railroad (St. Louis, MO to Terre Haute, IN)
      • Terre Haute and Indianapolis Rail Road (Indianapolis, IN to Terre Haute, IN)
      • Terre Haute and Logansport Branch (Terre Haute, IN to Logansport, IN)
      • Logansport and Toledo Branch (Logansport, IN to Toledo, OH)
    • I&F Branch
    • Centerpoint Branch (Stearleys to Centerpoint)
    • Hadleytown Branch (Brazil to Hadleytown)
    • Saline City Branch (Brazil)
    • Willow Creek Branch (Staunton to Seelyville)
    • Furnace Branch (Brazil)
    • Glen Ayr Branch (Seelyville)
    • Crawfordsville Branch (Terre Haute to Frankfort)
    • Macksville North Branch (West Terre Haute)
    • Macksville South Branch (West Terre Haute)
    • Peoria Branch (Farrington to Peoria)
    • Highland Mill Branch (Highland)
    • Troy Branch (Collinsville to Troy)
    • Stock Yards Branch (East St. Louis, IL)

Columbus to Chicago

See also

References

  1. 1 2 3 "The Pennsylvania Railroad Company: The Corporate, Financial and Construction History of Lines Owned, Operated and Controlled to December 31, 1945, Volume III Lines West of Pittsburgh".
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