New London Northern Railroad - Branches

Branches

Palmertown

The Palmertown Branch ran west from Montville, Connecticut to Palmertown.

Fitchville

The Fitchville Branch ran from Fitchville Junction, in the northwest part of Norwich, Connecticut, west to Fitchville.

Flynt's Granite

The Flynt Granite Company built the Flynt's Granite Branch Railroad to their quarries in Monson, Massachusetts. It was owned and operated by the granite company.

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