List of Georgia (U.S. State) Railroads - Common Freight Carriers

Common Freight Carriers

  • Athens Line, LLC (ABR)
  • Augusta and Summerville Railroad (AUS), operated by CSX and Norfolk Southern
  • Chattahoochee Bay Railroad (CHAT)
  • Chattahoochee Industrial Railroad (CIRR)
  • Chattooga and Chickamauga Railway (CCKY)
  • CSX Transportation (CSXT)
  • First Coast Railroad (FCRD)
  • Fulton County Railway (FCR)
  • Georgia Central Railway (GC)
  • Georgia and Florida Railway (GFRR)
  • Georgia Midland Railroad (GMR)
  • Georgia Northeastern Railroad (GNRR)
  • Georgia Southwestern Railroad (GSWR)
  • Georgia Woodlands Railroad (GWRC)
  • Golden Isles Terminal Railroad (GITM)
  • Great Walton Railroad (GRWR)
  • Hartwell Railroad (HRT)
  • Heart of Georgia Railroad (HOG)
  • Louisville and Wadley Railway (LW)
  • Norfolk Southern Railway (NS) including subsidiaries Alabama Great Southern Railroad (AGS), Central of Georgia Railroad (CG), and Georgia Southern and Florida Railway (GSF)
  • Riceboro Southern Railway (RSOR)
  • St. Mary's Railroad (SM)
  • St. Marys Railway West (SMW)
  • Sandersville Railroad (SAN)
  • Savannah Port Terminal Railroad (SAPT)
  • Valdosta Railway (VR)

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