Canada Southern Railway

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Canada Southern Railway was a 19th- and early 20th-century railway company that operated a key east–west main line across southern Ontario, providing an important international link between the U.S. and Canada.

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Canada Southern Railway canonical 3

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instanceOf defunct railway company
railway company
connectsCountry Canada
United States
country Canada
crossBorderRole link between U.S. Midwest and Eastern Canada
direction east–west
endPoint Fort Erie, Ontario
gauge standard gauge
hasFunction international rail link
notableFacility St. Thomas locomotive shops
notableStructure Michigan Central Railway Bridge
opened 1870s
operatedIn Ontario
Southern Ontario
parentCompany New York Central Railroad
peakOperationPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
primaryTraffic freight
passenger
railwayType main line
servedCity Buffalo, New York
linked to: Buffalo

Niagara Falls, Ontario
St. Thomas, Ontario
Windsor, Ontario
startPoint Amherstburg, Ontario
status abandoned in sections
partly in use by successor railways
successor Canadian National Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway
Conrail

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Michigan Central Railroad railNetworkConnection Canada Southern Railway
Vanderbilt railroad system includes Canada Southern Railway
Hagersville, Ontario servedByRailway Canada Southern Railway