Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad

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The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad was a 19th-century rail line in New York that formed part of the early backbone of Long Island’s rail network and later became integrated into what is now the Long Island Rail Road system.

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Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct railroad
railroad company
continent North America
country United States
endPoint Jamaica
era 19th century
formedPartOf early backbone of Long Island’s rail network
gauge standard gauge
historicalSignificance contributed to development of suburban communities on Long Island
one of the earliest rail lines on Long Island
integratedInto Long Island Rail Road system
laterPartOf Long Island Rail Road
locatedIn Brooklyn
Kings County, New York
linked to: Kings County

New York
Queens
Queens County, New York
linked to: Queens County
modeOfTransport railway
networkRole feeder line to later Long Island Rail Road routes
partOf Long Island rail network
primaryFunction freight transport
passenger transport
regionServed Long Island
startPoint Brooklyn
status defunct
transportType rail

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Atlantic Branch historicalPredecessor Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad
LIRR Atlantic Branch originalOperator Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad