Lines Operated
The Maryland and Delaware Railroad operates on three distinct segments of track throughout the Delmarva Peninsula. Each segment intersects the Norfolk Southern Railway.
- The Northern Line intersects Norfolk Southern in Townsend, Delaware and heads west towards Massey, Maryland, where the line splits into two branches, one destined for Chestertown, Maryland and the other destined for Centreville, Maryland.
- The Seaford Line intersects Norfolk Southern in Seaford, Delaware and continues west towards Cambridge, Maryland, passing through Federalsburg, Maryland and Hurlock, Maryland.
- The Snow Hill Line intersects Norfolk Southern in Frankford, Delaware and continues south towards Snow Hill, Maryland.
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