Queen Anne's Railroad - Towns Served

Towns Served

The following towns were served by the Queen Anne's Railroad:

  • Love Point, Maryland
  • Stevensville, Maryland
  • Chester, Maryland
  • Queenstown, Maryland
  • Centreville, Maryland (via the Centreville Branch)
  • Queen Anne, Maryland
  • Sudlersville, Maryland
  • Hickman, Delaware
  • Adamsville, Delaware
  • Blanchard, Delaware
  • Greenwood, Delaware
  • Owens, Delaware
  • Ellendale, Delaware
  • Milton, Delaware
  • Whitesboro, Delaware
  • Lewes, Delaware
  • Georgetown, Delaware




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