Frisco

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Frisco is the popular nickname for the historic St. Louis–San Francisco Railway, a major American railroad that operated across the Midwest and South.

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Frisco canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railroad
railway company
transport company
abbreviation Frisco Lines
country United States
fullName St. Louis–San Francisco Railway
gauge standard gauge
headquartersLocation St. Louis, Missouri
historicalSignificance major regional railroad in the central United States
industry rail transport
languageOfName English
logoMotif coonskin herald
majorHub Memphis, Tennessee
Springfield, Missouri
St. Louis, Missouri
Tulsa, Oklahoma
mergedInto Burlington Northern Railroad
linked to: BNSF Railway
namedAfter San Francisco, California
linked to: San Francisco

St. Louis, Missouri
nickname Frisco
notableFor being commonly known by the nickname "Frisco"
serving the Midwest and South of the United States
operatedInRegion Midwestern United States
Southern United States
operatedInState Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Kansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
operatedMode rail
railroadClass Class I railroad
railwayType freight railroad
passenger railroad
reportedMarks SLSF
successor BNSF Railway
Burlington Northern Railroad
linked to: BNSF Railway
trackGauge 1,435 mm
transported freight
passengers

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San Francisco hasNickname Frisco
SLSF associatedWith Frisco
SLSF reportingMarkFor Frisco
Meteor (Frisco train) operator Frisco
subject linked to: Meteor
Frisco Lines alsoKnownAs Frisco
Frisco nickname Frisco