Watco Companies - Holdings

Holdings

Railroad Began operations Track length (mi.) Commodities Facts
Alabama Southern Railroad (ABS) November 2005 85 iron and steel, paper products, aggregates Acquired through lease agreement with KCS
Alabama Warrior Railway (ABWR) August 2009 15 coal, aggregates, pipe, scrap steel, cement Started as Marylee Railroad in 1895
Arkansas Southern Railroad (ASR) October 2005 62 corn and soybean products Two branches, 32-mile northern branch and a 30-mile southern branch
Austin Western Railroad (AWRR) October 2007 155 aggregates, crushed limestone, calcium bicarbonate, lumber beer, chemicals, plastic, paper Began sharing the railway with commuter operations in 2010 with Austin, TX
Autauga Northern Railroad (AUT) April 2011 44 paper products and aggregates Third shortline Watco acquired in Alabama
Baton Rouge Southern Railroad (BRS) November 2008 1.5 chemicals, bauxite, plastic pellets, raw coke, calcinated coke Provides car storage and use by local chemical companies
Birmingham Terminal Railway (BHRR) February 2012 75.9 iron ore, coal, steel sheets and pipe The dragon in the logo represents the fire that is used to smelt steel
Boise Valley Railroad (BVRR) November 2009 36 frozen vegetables, lumber, fertilizer, fuels Shares customers with the YSVR and EIRR
Eastern Idaho Railroad (EIRR) 1993 270 corn, sugar, wheat, frozen vegetables, coal Largest Union Pacific sale
Great Northwest Railroad (GRNW) March 2004 77 lumber, products, fertilizers, aggregates Competition to reach Lewiston while the line was being built was called the "Clearwater River Railroad Wars"
Grand Elk Railroad (GDLK) March 2009 151 lumber products, corn, steel Interchanges with 3 Class I railroads
Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad (KO) July 2001 820 wheat, grain products, chemicals, soybean products Has state and federal shipping agreements
Kaw River Railroad (KAW) June 2004 43 iron and steel, corn starch, lumber products, aggregates, plastics, industrial products Expansions in 2005, 2006, and 2007
Louisiana Southern Railroad (LAS) September 2005 167 paper products, aggregates, oils Interchanges at Gibsland, Sibley, and Pineville
Mission Mountain Railroad (MMT) December 2004 40 lumber, wheat Originally part of the Haskell Pass, built in 1904
Mississippi Southern Railroad (MSR) April 2005 28 corn and soybeans Interchanges with KCS at Newton
Pacific Sun Railroad (PSRR) October 2008 62 corn, soy, lumber, plastic pellets, beer, paints, recyclables Crews accommodate the schedules of BNSF, coaster, Amtrak and Metro link passenger trains
Palouse River & Coulee City Railroad (PCC) 1992 202 wheat, frozen vegetables $25 million in state-sponsored track rehabilitation backed by 100-year lease
Pennsylvania Southwestern Railroad (PSWR) April 2003 12 steel scrap, steel products First Watco operation to service a steel mill
South Kansas and Oklahoma Railroad (SKOL) March 1987 380 grains, cement, coal, fertilizer, aggregates, steel, sand Operates out of the historic Cherryvale Depot
Stillwater Central Railroad (SLWC) 1998 279 crude oil, sand, gypsum, cement, stone, steel Higher than industry average rating of customer service and personal attention
Swan Ranch Railroad (SRRR) December 2011 3.25 asphalt When finished, the Swan Ranch Industrial Park will encompass 7,200 acres
Timber Rock Railroad (TIBR) 1998 168 aggregates, lumber products, plastics, fuel Additions in 2002 and 2004; services the founding operation site in DeRidder, LA
Vicksburg Southern Railroad (VSOR) January 2006 21 lumber, steel Formerly known as the Redwood Branch
Watco Western Australia (WA) May 2012 xxx grain First international operation of Watco
Wisconsin & Southern Railroad Co. (WSOR) January 2012 700 lumber, coal, liquid and dry fertilizers, corn, beans, plastic, aggregates, ethanol, liquid petroleum Wisconsin's second-largest railroad
Yellowstone Valley Railroad (YSVR) August 2005 172 grains, plastics, ethanol, crude oil, sand Awarded BNSF Shortline Achievement Award for development of Customers in 2009

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