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The Oregon Division in 1979 is made up of the old Portland Division and the northern part of the old Shasta Division.
The Lafayette Division runs from New Orleans through Lafayette and Beaumont to Houston.
The Southern Pacific Houston Division took in all of Eastern and Southern Texas.
The Southern Pacific Coast Line tied California’s early major populations centers together north to south.
It took three volumes to cover the Southern Railway Coastal division in 1984. Here are all three volumes in one file.
This is a scan of an original railroad issued Condensed Profile for the Seaboard Coast Line
The SCL’s Tampa Subdivision covers the southern half of Florida from a line about Sanford through Brooksville and south.
This is the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines: Main to Atlantic City plus branches.
This is the Pennsylvania Railroad Southwestern Region main line between Indianapolis and St. Louis.
A lot of track in this track chart was abandoned by Penn Central and then later Conrail. much is, or will be, operated by the Adirondack Scenic Railway now
This is scan of an original Penn Central Fort Wayne Division Track Chart.
The Shenandoah Division covers the lines between Hagerstown and Winston-Salem via Roanoke.
This is the storied Pocahontas Division of the Norfolk & Western Railway. From Bluefield to Williamson, and everything in between.
The Norfolk Division covers the lines between Norfolk and Roanoke.
The mighty Norfolk Southern, the result of three fallen flags that merged together to form a giant railroad
Headquarters of the entire Norfolk Southern system.
Norfolk Southern now drives massive amounts of freight over the Allegheny Mountains, over Horseshoe curve, just like the Pennsy and Conrail used to… and it here in the Pittsburgh Division.
The Pocahontas Division is the home of railroading history: Bluefield, the great N&W shops at Williamson, Beckley, Kenova, Elkhorn Tunnel, Portsmouth, Ironton and more.
The Lake Division is strung through Ohio and Indiana with a foray into Michigan.
The Piedmont Division includes the East Carolina Business Unit.
The Harrisburg Division covers a huge area. 523 pages.
The Norfolk Southern run to the west major gateways.
The Dearborn Division connects some of the Great Lakes’ largest cities, the industrial heartland of the Midwest.
An original Norfolk Southern Railway condensed profile of the Southern Georgia Division
The Alabama Division covers the Deep South and Gulf Region.
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