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By region

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Railroads

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Note that no distinction is made here between operating railroads, fallen flags (defunct railroads) or tourist railroads. Write the article and tell us about it.

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Railfanning and railroad locations

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H - Hanguguan Tunnel
I - Iwateichinohe Tunnel
K - Kirton in Lindsey Railway Tunnel
L - Labbacka railway tunnel, Lion Rock Tunnel (East Wst Line)
M - Mount Airy Planes (B&O)
Q - Qindong Tunnel
Z - Zhangmao Tunnel

Railroad stations

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B - Bath (Maine Eastern Railroad station)
C - Cleveland Union Passenger Depot
E - East Los Angeles (UP station) (example on Flickr)
F - Frostburg (Western Maryland station) (part of the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad)
G - Guiyang Southern Station
L - Ladbroke Grove Junction - List of Moscow railway stations
N - Newark Transfer (CNJ station) (or redirect, if an existing New Jersey Transit station uses it today) - Newcastle (Maine Eastern Railroad station)
S - Superior Avenue Station (Cleveland)
W - Waverly Transfer (PRR station) - Wiscasset (Maine Eastern Railroad station) - World's Columbian Exposition Terminal Station (Chicago, Illinois)
X - Xianyang West Railway Station

Rail equipment leasing companies

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H Helm Leasing Company, aka HLCX (redirects to list of reporting marks)

Trains

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B - Broker (train) (PRR)
C - Continental Limited
G - Gold Coast Limited
K - King Coal (passenger train) (RDG)
M - Missouri Routes - Moccasin (passenger train)
R - Rainbow Special - Red Arrow (PRR train)
S - Scenic Limited - Southern Crescent
Y - Yamabiko (Shinkansen)

Equipment

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Equipment on the National Register of Historic Places

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The following railroad equipment is listed on the United States National Register of Historic Places. NRHP name is first, other names, if any, follow:

  • Central Texas Gravel Locomotive #210
  • Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Steam Locomotive No. 710 -- CB&Q 710
  • East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad Locomotive No. 12 -- Tweetsie 12
  • Florida East Coast Railway Locomotive #153 -- Florida East Coast 153
  • Kansas City Southern Railway Locomotive #73D and Caboose #385
  • L & N Steam Locomotive No. 152 -- Louisville and Nashville 152
  • Mikado Locomotive No. 4501 -- Southern 4501
  • Nahma and Northern Railway Locomotive #5
  • Shay Locomotive -- Cass Street, Cadillac, Michigan
  • Simpson Logging Company Locomotive No. 7 and Peninsular Railway Caboose No. 700 -- Simpson Logging 7
  • St. Louis Southwestern Railway (Cotton Belt Route) Steam Locomotive #336
  • St. Louis Southwestern Railway Steam Locomotive #819 -- Cotton Belt 819
  • Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Railway Steam Locomotive #101
  • United States Air Force Locomotive #1246
  • United States Army Steam Locomotive No. 4039
  • Waialua Agricultural Company Engine No. 6 -- Waialua Agricultural Company 6

and, not their NRHP names, some of which have paragraphs and NRHP infoboxes in their class articles:

  • PRR 94
  • PRR 520
  • PRR 1187
  • PRR 1187
  • PRR 1223
  • PRR 1670
  • PRR 2846
  • PRR 5741
  • PRR 5741
  • PRR 6755
  • PRR 7002
  • PRR 7688

Generic equipment

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Locomotives and powered rolling stock

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Burro crane
Canadian Pacific 2860 - Central Railroad of New Jersey 1000
Karrier Ro-Railer - mentioned in Road-rail vehicles and Nicky Line
PRR B3
PRR MP41 - predecessor to the PRR MP54 EMU
Reading 2100 - http://www.goldenpacificrr.com/ Weekend excursions through Oct. 1, 2006 Featuring the Reading 2100.
Road locomotive (currently a disambig page)
S-102 (currently redirects to Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15) - Southern Pacific 2252

Draft:FS class ETR 401

Unpowered rolling stock

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DOT-111 / TC-111 / 111-class, oilcar involved in the Lac-Mégantic derailment, as requested by an IP here — Skytop Lounge - Steam generator car (currently redirects to Steam generator (railroad), but may be worthy of removal anyhow.)

Equipment parts

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ALCO 244 - Crank axle - Fire arch - High voltage cabinet

Named equipment

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Consolidation (locomotive) - Launceston Castle (locomotive) - Nunney Castle (locomotive) - Old Ironsides (locomotive) (currently redirects to Matthias W. Baldwin) - Susquehanna (locomotive) - Treganna Castle (locomotive) - William R. Smith (locomotive) - Yonah (locomotive)

Manufacturers

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A - Amey Rail - Atkins Rail
B - Belpaire - Besco Engineering and Services - Birse Rail
D - Dunkirk Engineering Company
E - Eastwick and Harrison
H - Heisler Locomotive Works (currently redirects to Heisler locomotive)
J - Julien's Patent Electric Traction (or Julien electric traction car, or whatever the accurate name of the company is) US patent 384447 US patent 384580
L - Locks and Canals Machine Shop
M - Minerva Car Works - Missouri Car and Foundry Company - MotivePower Industries (currently redirects to Wabtec) - Murray, Dougal and Company
N - National Locomotive Works - Newcastle Manufacturing Company - Niagara Car Wheel Company
O - Ohio Falls Car Company
S - Santa Fe Vagoes - Stearns Manufacturing Company - Swinburne, Smith & Company - Swiss Locomotive Works
T - Taunton Locomotive and Manufacturing Company - Terre Haute Car and Manufacturing Company
U - Union Car Company
W - Wells and French Company

People

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A - Edgar Alcock (Hunslet) - Emil B. Anderson
B - O. W. Bayley - Arthur W. Bell - Charles O. Birney (Birney) - John Brandt - Timothy Burstall
C - Ernest F. Cambier (1844-1909, first Congo railway) - Henry R. Campbell - Oliver Charlick (LIRR) - Daniel F. Child - Doug Christy (IAIS) - Francis H. Clergue (AC) - Joel Coffin - Eugene Colonese (ConnDOT) - Thomas Conway, Jr. - T. Jefferson Coolidge (ATSF) - Paul Côté (VIA) - Patrick E. Crowley (NYC)
D - Charles Danforth (engineer) - Richard K. Davidson (UP) - Albert Dean (Budd) - James J. Dermody (LIRR) - Richard M. Dilworth (EMD) - Thomas Downs (Amtrak) - Isaac Dripps (C&A)
E - William D. Ellis (Schenectady) - Edward Engel (ATSF)
F - Alan Furth (SP)
G - Richard C. Grayson (BN obit reprinted from BNSF Today) - Charles Green (TCRT) - Chester E. Gunderson
H - Mian Shamim Haider (Pakistan Railway Minister) - H. L. Hamilton (Winton) - Richard Hamlin - Charles Hayes (SP) (SP) - Charles L. Heisler - Valentine Hicks (LIRR) - Holmes Hinkley - Thomas Hogg ([1] - Chief engineer of the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad, the first railroad in Ohio. obit) - William S. Hudson
I - Masataka Ide (JR West)
J - Mile Janakievski
K - Takeshi Kakiuchi (JR West) - John Kennedy (Rainhill Trials judge) - Raymond P. Kenny (LIRR) - Paul Kiefer (NYC) - Leland Knickerbocker (EMD, designed ATSF's warbonnet livery) - Julius Kruttschnitt (SP) - Simbei Kunisawa (South Manchuria Railway)
L - John P. Laird - Vyacheslav Lemeshko (Kuibyshev Railway) - Horace Lowry
M - Patrick B. McGinnis (NYNH&H; B&M) - J. C. McIntyre (DME) - Denman McNear (SP) - James McRea (PRR, currently being redirected to James McCrae (footballer), a Scottish soccer player) - Armand Mercier (SP, currently being redirected to a former Mayor of Lowell, Massachusetts) - Dennis H. Miller (IAIS) - E. Spencer Miller (MEC) - Harry A. Mitchell (WP) - Jolene Molitoris (FRA) - Charles Wickliffe Moorman IV (NS) - Oscar G. Murray (B&O)
N - Yujiro Nakamura (South Manchuria Railway)
O - Emile Ouosso
P - Albert J. Pitkin (Alco) - William F. Potter (LIRR) - Pavol Prokopovič (Hungarian Transport Minister)
R - Walter Rich (NYSW, CNYK; obit) - Jon R. Roy (IAIS) - Donald Russell (SP) (SP)
S - Kevin V. Schieffer (DME) - Arthur Shoener (KCS) - Matthew S. Sloan (MKT) - John Y. Smith - William Sproule (SP) - James A. Squires (NS) - George W. Stevens - Alpheas Beede Stickney - D. J. Strouse - W. John Swartz (President of Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway; bio [2] - see User:W John Swartz)
T - Percy R. Todd (BAR) - George Muirson Totten ([3], Panama Railway - Surveyed the route of the Panama Canal and built the first railroad from Caracas to La Guayra.) - James Towley - Walter J. Tuohy (C&O)
W - Hays T. Watkins, Jr. - Reuben Wells (Currently redirects to the locomotive) - Reginald N. Whitman (MKT) - Helena Williams (LIRR; Currently redirects to List of Neighbours characters (2011)) - Jarvis Williams (entrepreneur) (Hinkley) - John H. Williams (NWP) - John Willison (SA3) - Bill Wimmer (UP) - Nicholas Wood - John E. Wootten
Y - Masao Yamazaki (JR West)

Museums

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N - Newtown Square Railroad Museum
O - Oyster Bay Railroad Museum (currently redirects to Oyster Bay Long Island Rail Road Turntable)
R - Railroad Museum of South Florida (Not to be confused with the South Florida Railway Museum in Deerfield Beach. This one is in Fort Myers. Here's a link.) - Reading Signal Works

Miscellaneous

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A - Al-Ghanim & Sons Group - All India Railwaymen’s Union - American Financial Enterprises - Articulated (currently redirects to Articulated locomotive) - Association Francaise des Amis des Chemins de Fer - Association of Suburban Passenger Companies
B - Baltic Rail Service - Berkshire Partners - Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes (note, spelling is correct [4])
C - Canadian Railway War Board (currently redirects to Railway Association of Canada) - Cedar American Rail Holdings - Clamdigger (Amtrak) - Congo-Malaysia-Korea Consortium - Corridor VIII (Macedonia)
F - Fair of the Iron Horse - Farecard - Federal Possession and Control Act - Florida Railroad Commission (currently redirects to Florida Public Service Commission)- Freight rail system
G - Greenbriar Equity Group - Grand Central Terminal in popular culture
H - Harbeson, Hough, Livingston and Larson - Harvey Girls (currently redirects to Fred Harvey Company) - Heartland Rail Corporation - Hempstead Branch (Ohio) (PRR) (currently redirects to Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railway) - Holban Yard (currently redirects to a chapter at Hillside Facility, but could be expanded from there)
I - Iowa Railway Finance Authority
J - James River and Kanawha Canal Company
L - List of Lehigh Valley Railroad precursors - Locos-Symphonie - Lion Rock Tunnel (East West Line) - Los Angeles Union Station in popular culture
M - Metropolitan Transit Development Board (San Diego) - Michigan State Trust for Railway Preservation (currently redirects to Steam Railroading Institute) - Military Railway Service - military train (see also Train (military) and Military Train) - Minister of Transport and Communications (Macedonia), Modalohr
N - National Federation of Indian Railwaymen - National Railway Appliance Exhibition - National Transcontinental Railway Act - Northeast Rail Service Act of 1981 - Northern Railway Mazdoor Union
O - Official Railway Equipment Register
R - Rail Traffic Control (IAIS subsidiary) - Railroad Control Act - Railroad Labor Board (redirects to Esch–Cummins Act) - Railway and Locomotive Historical Society - Reduction gearing (redirect) - Rio Grande Pacific
S - Safety Assurance Compliance Process - Shovelnose (currently a disambig page) - Strap rail
T - Treaty of Boston
W - Wagon Label - Western Railway Mazdoor Sangh
Y - Yorkville Tunnel (at least as a chapter in the Park Avenue Tunnel (railroad) article)

Model railroading

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Prominent model railroaders

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Many of these are members of the MRIA Hall Of Fame (see [5])

A - Edwin P. Alexander - Alan Armitage (redirects to an English Cricket player) - Irvin R. Athearn - Thomas Ayres (redirects to a 19th Century South African ornithologist)
B - Louis Barnett - Lee L. Blyler - Bill Bowser
C - Leo Campbell
D - Howell Day
E - Dale Edwards - Keith Edwards (Micro-Trains) - Lewis English, Sr.
G - Fred Gates - Roy Gelber - Cliff Grandt - Max Gray
H - Bobbye Hall (model builder) - PD Hancock - George Hook
K - Yuji Kato - Carmen Webster Kelly - August Kniff - Sol Kramer
L - Russ Larson - Robert Lindsay (model builder) - Rollin Lobaugh - Bob Lunde - Lynn Lunde
M - Clarence Menteer
O - Gordon Odegard - David Osment
P - Bernard Paul (redirects to a French film director) - Charles A. Penn - Nathan Polk
R - Robert Rands - Eberhard Richter - Wolfgang Richter - H. Lee Riley - Harold Rosenlund - William Ryan (PFM)
S - Stephen Schaffen, Jr. - Hugh Stephens - George Stock
T - Mike Trost (redirects to a former player for the St. Louis Browns) - John Tyler (Mantua)
U - Charles Ulrich
V - Gordon Varney
W - Bruce Walthers - William K. Walthers

Prominent model railroads

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Modular standards

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