Lines
| ID | From | To | Trackage Rights | Acquired | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ottawa Branch | Streator, IL | Montgomery, IL | From Montgomery to BNSF's Eola Yard in Aurora, IL | December 1997 |
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| La Salle Branch | La Salle, IL | Zearing, IL | 2004 | Daily, exc Wed. | |
| Oregon Branch | Mt. Morris, IL | Oregon, IL | 2004 | Daily | |
| Rockford Branch | Flagg Center, IL | Rockford, IL | January 1999 | Nightly |
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