Roads Owned By The Southern Railway
- Alabama Great Southern Railroad (AGS)
- Atlantic & Eastern Carolina Railway (A&EC)
- Central of Georgia Railway (CofG)
- Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway (CNO&TP)
- Georgia and Florida Railroad (G&F)
- Georgia Northern Railway (GANO) — acquired in 1967
- Georgia Southern and Florida Railway (GS&F)
- Knoxville and Charleston Railroad
- Louisiana Southern Railway (LS)
- New Orleans and North Eastern Railway (NO&NE)
- New Orleans Terminal Company (NOTCO)
- Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia Railway (TA&G)
- Carolina and Northwestern Railway (C&NW)
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