Atlantic Coastline Railroad Map

The atlantic coast line railroad (reporting mark acl) is a former u. Industrial sites rail maps of the u.s. The atlantic coast line railroad (acl), one of three major railroads that served north carolina during the twentieth century, traced its roots to a holding company called the american improvement and construction company, incorporated in connecticut on 19 apr.

Lines formerly operated by it or a subsidiary should be tagged old_railway_operator = acl in addition to railway = rail (if still in use) or railway = abandoned. Railroads included in this map: Ax01996 the atlantic coast line (acl) serves points south to florida, north to richmond, virginia, and east to birmingham, alabama.

It has browned slightly with age but is in very good condition.

Class i railroad formed in 1900, though predecessor railroads had used the acl brand since 1871. The atlantic coastline railroad, the standard railroad of the south 35 mi to 1 in 95.5 cm x 112 cm inset: It shows their transportation routes spanning over 21,000 miles. Maps of cuba and havana appear as insets in the lower left corner of the map.