Stations
These are listed from north to south.
- Clifton (junction Sanford and Indian River Railroad)
- Longwood (junction South Florida Railroad)
- Palm Springs (junction Orange Belt Railway)
- Altamonte
- Lake Brantley
- Fitzville
- East Apopka (junction Apopka and Clay Spring Railway)
- Apopka (junction Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad Orlando Division)
- Clarcona (junction Orange Belt Railway)
- Villa Nova
- Ocoee (junction Tavares, Apopka and Gulf Railroad)
- Minorville
- Gotha
- Windermere
- Doctor Phillips, previously known as Harperville
- Vineland, previously known as Orange Center, also Englewood
- Molanes
- Shingle Creek (Shingle PO)
- Kissimmee (junction South Florida Railroad)
Read more about this topic: Florida Midland Railway (defunct)
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—William Jones (1746–1794)
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—Robert Benchley (1889–1945)
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—Northrop Frye (b. 1912)