San Francisco
Name | From | To | Successor | Notes |
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Bay Shore and South San Francisco Street Railway | Ferries and Cliff House Railway | |||
California Street Railroad | 1884 | California Street Cable Railroad | ||
California Street Cable Railroad | 1884 | 1951 | San Francisco Municipal Railway | |
Central Railroad | 1863 | 1893 | Market Street Railway | |
City Railroad | 1863 | 1893 | Market Street Railway | |
Clay Street Hill Railroad | Ferries and Cliff House Railway | |||
Ferries and Cliff House Railway | 1887 | 1893 | Market Street Railway | |
Front Street. Mission and Ocean Railroad | 1863 | Sutter Street Railway | ||
Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad | 1878 | 1912 | San Francisco Municipal Railway | |
Gough Street Railroad | ||||
Market Street Cable Railway | 1882 | 1893 | Market Street Railway | |
Market Street Railway | San Francisco Municipal Railway | |||
Market Street Railway | 1893 | 1902 | United Railroads of San Francisco | |
Market Street Railway | 1882 | Market Street Cable Railway | ||
Market Street and Fairmount Railway | 1886 | 1893 | Market Street Railway | |
Metropolitan Railway | 1891 | Market Street Railway | ||
North Beach and Mission Railroad | 1862 | 1893 | Market Street Railway | |
Ocean Beach Railway | 1885 | 1893 | Market Street Railway | |
Ocean Shore Railroad | 1911 | |||
Ocean Shore Railway | 1911 | Ocean Shore Railroad | ||
Omnibus Cable Company | 1888 | 1893 | Market Street Railway | |
Omnibus Railroad | Omnibus Railroad and Cable Company | |||
Omnibus Railroad and Cable Company | Omnibus Cable Company | |||
Park and Cliff House Railway | 1888 | Ferries and Cliff House Railway | ||
Park and Ocean Railroad | 1883 | 1893 | Market Street Railway | |
Parkside Transit Company | 1909 | San Francisco Electric Railways | ||
Potrero and Bay View Railroad | 1866 | 1893 | Market Street Railway | |
Presidio and Ferries Railroad | 1882 | 1914 | San Francisco Municipal Railway | |
San Francisco Electric Railways | 1909 | Gough Street Railroad | ||
San Francisco Municipal Railway | ||||
San Francisco and San Mateo Railway | 1896 | San Francisco and San Mateo Electric Railway | ||
San Francisco and San Mateo Electric Railway | 1896 | 1902 | United Railroads of San Francisco | |
South San Francisco Railroad and Power Company | 1903 | |||
Southern Heights and Visitacion Railway | 1892 | 1893 | Market Street Railway | |
Sutro Railroad | 1902 | United Railroads of San Francisco | ||
Sutter Street Railway | 1879 | 1902 | United Railroads of San Francisco | |
Telegraph Hill Railroad | 1886 | N/A | ||
United Railroads of San Francisco | 1902 | Market Street Railway |
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