Atlantic and Great Western Railroad

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The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad was a 19th-century American railway system that formed a key east–west route linking the Midwest with the Atlantic seaboard.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct railroad
railroad company
alsoKnownAs Atlantic and Great Western Railway
connectedCity Akron, Ohio
Binghamton, New York
Buffalo, New York
linked to: Buffalo

Cincinnati, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio
linked to: Cleveland

Cori, Pennsylvania
Dayton, Ohio
Elmira, New York
Erie, Pennsylvania
Galion, Ohio
Hornellsville, New York
Jamestown, New York
Meadville, Pennsylvania
linked to: Meadville

New York City, New York
linked to: New York City

Olean, New York
Rochester, New York
Salamanca, New York
Youngstown, Ohio
linked to: Youngstown
connectedTo Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Erie Railroad
Franklin and Warren Railroad
New York Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
country United States
era 19th century
formedPartOf New York–Chicago route
New York–Cincinnati route
New York–St. Louis route
gauge broad gauge
gaugeWidth 1,829 mm
6 ft
linkedRegion Atlantic seaboard
Midwest
mergedInto Erie Railroad
notableFor broad-gauge through route from the Midwest to the Atlantic seaboard
forming a key east–west rail link in the United States
primaryDirection east–west
role east–west freight corridor
east–west passenger corridor
trunk line
servedState New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
successor Erie Railroad
trackGaugeConvertedTo standard gauge

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Kent, Ohio hasRailHistoryWith Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad alsoKnownAs Atlantic and Great Western Railway
linked to: Atlantic and Great Western Railroad