List of CSX Transportation lines

CSX Transportation owns and operates a vast network of rail lines in the United States east of the Mississippi River. In addition to the major systems which merged to form CSX – the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Louisville and Nashville Railroad, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and Seaboard Air Line Railroad – it also owns major lines in the Northeastern United States acquired from the 1999 breakup of Conrail.

The lines are split into two regions – Northern and Southern, further split into divisions (five per region), and finally into subdivisions, most of which consist of a single main line with short branches.

Active lines

CSX Northern Region

Albany Division

Subdivision From To Notes
Baldwinsville Subdivision Solvay, New York Baldwinsville, New York Former Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Belt Subdivision Buffalo, New York Kenmore, New York Former Conrail
Berkshire Subdivision Schodack, New York Springfield, Massachusetts Part of former Conrail Boston Line, née New York Central (NYC) Boston & Albany.
Boston Subdivision Worcester, Massachusetts Springfield, Massachusetts Part of former Conrail Boston Line, née NYC Boston & Albany.
Buffalo Terminal Subdivision Depew, New York Hamburg, New York Part of former Conrail Chicago Line, née NYC Water Level Route.
Carman Subdivision Schenectady, New York
Castleton Subdivision Castleton-on-Hudson, New York Ravena, New York
Fair Grounds Subdivision Syracuse, New York Woodard, New York
Fairless Branch Woodbourne, Pennsylvania Morrisville, Pennsylvania
Fitchburg Secondary Leominster, Massachusetts Framingham, Massachusetts
Framingham Subdivision Mansfield, Massachusetts Framingham, Massachusetts
Fremont Secondary Glendale, Queens Port Morris, Bronx
Fulton Subdivision Liverpool, New York Oswego, New York
Hudson Subdivision Amsterdam, New York Poughkeepsie, New York Part of former NYC Hudson Division.
Lockport Subdivision Lockport, New York Niagara Falls, New York Former New York Central line
Mattawamkeag Subdivision (CSX) Bangor, ME Mattawamkeag, ME Ex-Pan Am
Middleboro Subdivision Attleboro, Massachusetts Taunton, Massachusetts
Mohawk Subdivision Hoffmans, New York Verona, New York Part of former Conrail Chicago Line, née NYC Mohawk Division/Water Level Route. Home of the Selkirk Foreign Power Team. This subdivision sees the most traffic of any within the Albany Division. The milepost prefix is QC, the dispatcher is NC Selkirk.
Montreal Subdivision Massena, New York Beauharnois, Quebec Canadian National Rail Company announced on August 30, 2019 that it had signed an agreement to acquire the Massena rail line from CSX
Niagara Subdivision Buffalo, New York Niagara Falls, New York
Port Subdivision Selkirk, New York Albany, New York
Portland Subdivision Portland, Maine Boston, Massachusetts
Post Road Subdivision Castleton-on-Hudson, New York Rensselaer, New York
River Subdivision Ravena, New York North Bergen, New Jersey Former NYC West Shore Line, which also hosted the NYO&W through the 1950s.
Rochester Subdivision Solvay, New York Depew, New York Former NYC main line
Schodack Subdivision Stuyvesant, New York Schodack, New York Former NYC
Selkirk Subdivision Amsterdam, New York Selkirk, New York Former NYC
Somerset Railroad Subdivision Somerset, New York Lockport, New York
St. Lawrence Subdivision Massena, New York Syracuse, New York Canadian National Rail Company announced on August 30, 2019 that it had signed an agreement to acquire the Massena rail line from CSX
Syracuse Terminal Subdivision Verona, New York Solvay, New York Newly formed as of January 24, 2011 out of the western half of the Mohawk Subdivision
Trenton Subdivision Manville, New Jersey Philadelphia, Pennsylvania MP QA4.4 (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) to QA57.3 (Bound Brook, New Jersey), Former Reading Company mainline.
Waterville Subdivision Waterville, Maine Portland, Maine
West Shore Subdivision Fairport, New York Churchville, New York
Worcester Subdivision (B&M Worcester Main Line) Worcester, Massachusetts Ayer, Massachusetts Shares short portion of trackage with P&W

Baltimore Division

Subdivision From To Notes
Alexandria Extention Hyattsville, Maryland L'Efant, DC
Baltimore Terminal Subdivision Baltimore, Maryland Halethorpe, Maryland Former Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O) original main line, oldest common carrier line in U.S.
Bridgeport Subdivision Grafton, West Virginia Clarksburg, West Virginia Former B&O
Capital Subdivision Baltimore, Maryland Washington, D.C. Used by MARC Camden Line trains. Former B&O Washington Branch.
Cumberland Subdivision Brunswick, Maryland Cumberland, Maryland Former B&O
Cumberland Terminal Subdivision Cumberland, Maryland Former B&O
Fairmont Subdivision Grafton, West Virginia Fairmont, West Virginia Former B&O main line
Georges Creek Subdivision Westernport, Maryland Carlos, Maryland Former Western Maryland Thomas Subdivision Now operated by Georges Creek Railway (GCK)
Hanover Subdivision Baltimore, Maryland Hagerstown, Maryland Former Western Maryland (WM) through Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Subdivision Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Herbert Subdivision Brandywine, Maryland Aquasco, Maryland Former Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)
Keystone Subdivision Cumberland, Maryland McKeesport, Pennsylvania Former B&O
Landover Subdivision Landover, Maryland Anacostia, DC Former PRR
Lurgan Subdivision Shippensburg, Pennsylvania Cherry Run, West Virginia Former WM
Marietta Subdivision Belpre, Ohio Beverly, Ohio Former B&O
Metropolitan Subdivision Washington, D.C. Weverton, Maryland Used by MARC Brunswick Line trains. Formerly B&O Metropolitan Branch
Mon Subdivision Brownsville, Pennsylvania McKeesport, Pennsylvania Mon is short for Monongahela
Mountain Subdivision Cumberland, Maryland Grafton, West Virginia Former B&O main line
New Castle Terminal Subdivision West Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania New Castle, Pennsylvania
Ohio River Subdivision Wheeling, West Virginia Guyandotte, West Virginia Former B&O
Old Main Line Subdivision Baltimore, Maryland Point of Rocks, Maryland Used by MARC to access the Frederick Branch. Former B&O, oldest common carrier line in U.S.
P&W Subdivision Rankin, Pennsylvania New Castle, Pennsylvania Former B&O P&W = Pittsburgh & Western
Philadelphia Subdivision Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Baltimore, Maryland Former B&O Royal Blue Line
Pittsburgh Subdivision McKeesport, Pennsylvania New Castle, Pennsylvania Former Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Pomeroy Subdivision Kanauga Jct. (Gallipolis, Ohio) Hobson (Middleport, Ohio)
Popes Creek Subdivision Bowie, Maryland Bel Alton, Maryland Former PRR
RF&P Subdivision Washington, D.C. Richmond, Virginia Former Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
S&C Subdivision Rockwood, Pennsylvania Johnstown, Pennsylvania Former B&O S&C=Somerset & Cambria
Shenandoah Subdivision Brunswick, Maryland Strasburg Junction, Virginia Former B&O
Short Line Subdivision Clarksburg, West Virginia New Martinsville, West Virginia Former B&O
Stony River Subdivision Bayard, West Virginia Stony River, West Virginia Former WM
Thomas Subdivision Rawlings, Maryland Bayard, West Virginia
W&P Subdivision Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Washington, Pennsylvania

Chicago Division

Subdivision From To Notes
Altenheim Subdivision North Lawndale, Chicago, Illinois Forest Park, Illinois
Barr Subdivision Willow Creek, Indiana Blue Island, Illinois
Bay City Subdivision Saginaw, Michigan Bay City, Michigan Leased to Saginaw Bay Southern in 2005
Blue Island Subdivision Blue Island, Illinois North Lawndale, Chicago, Illinois
Carrothers Secondary Walbridge, Ohio Woodville, Ohio Former PRR Mansfield-Toledo-Detroit main line
Chicago Heights Subdivision
Dean Subdivision Saginaw, Michigan Midland, Michigan Leased to Saginaw Bay Southern in 2005, Now owned by Lake State Railway.
Decatur Secondary
Detroit Subdivision Plymouth, Michigan Detroit, Michigan
Essexville Subdivision Bay City, Michigan Essexville, Michigan Leased to Saginaw Bay Southern in 2005, Now owned by Lake State Railway.
Fort Wayne Line/Secondary Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Gary, Indiana Line is owned by NS, and CSX.
Fremont Subdivision Holland, Michigan Fremont, Michigan Leased to Mid-Michigan Railroad north of West Olive, Michigan in 2005.
Garrett Subdivision Deshler, Ohio Willow Creek, Indiana
Grand Rapids Subdivision Porter, Indiana Grand Rapids, Michigan
Grand Rapids Terminal Subdivision Grand Rapids, Michigan
Lake Subdivision East Chicago, Indiana East Side, Chicago, Illinois
Ludington Subdivision Grand Rapids, Michigan Ludington, Michigan Leased to Marquette Rail in 2005
Manistee Subdivision Branch, Michigan Manistee, Michigan Leased to Marquette Rail in 2005
Monon Subdivision Maynard, Indiana Cloverdale, Indiana Lafayette subd merged into Monon
New Rock Subdivision Blue Island, Illinois Utica, Illinois Iowa Interstate Railroad has trackage rights; Joliet, Illinois to Blue Island, Illinois over Metra trackage rights on the Rock Island District. Former Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad (Rock Island Line) main line.
Pemberville Subdivision Toledo, Ohio Fostoria, Ohio Formerly the portion of the Columbus Subdivision north of Fostoria; created 2006.04.08
Plymouth Subdivision Grand Rapids, Michigan Plymouth, Michigan Former Lansing subdivision
Port Huron Subdivision Port Huron, Michigan Marine City, Michigan
Porter Subdivision Blue Island, Illinois Porter, Indiana
Saginaw Subdivision Toledo, Ohio Saginaw, Michigan Since 2016, the section from Mt. Morris to Saginaw has been owned by the Lake State Railway. The Plymouth to Mt. Morris line was leased to Lake State Railway starting in March 2019.
Saginaw Terminal Subdivision
Sarnia Subdivision Chatham, ON Sarnia, ON Section between Sombra and Chatham abandoned.
Toledo Terminal Subdivision
Woodland Subdivision

Great Lakes Division

Subdivision From To Notes
CL&W Subdivision Sterling, Ohio Lorain, Ohio Former B&O (CL&W = Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling)
Cleveland Subdivision Valley City, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Former B&O
Cleveland Terminal Subdivision Collinwood, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Former Conrail
Columbus Subdivision Columbus, Ohio Fostoria, Ohio
Columbus Line Subdivision Galion, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Former Conrail
Crawfordsville Branch Subdivision Indianapolis, Indiana Crawfordsville, Indiana
Erie West Subdivision Lake View, New York Collinwood, Ohio Includes the CSX Bridge (Painesville, Ohio)
Fostoria Subdivision Fostoria, Ohio Former C&O
Frankfort Secondary Subdivision Indianapolis, Indiana Frankfort, Indiana Former PRR & Conrail
Greenwich Subdivision Berea, Ohio Martel, Ohio
Indianapolis Belt Subdivision Indianapolis, Indiana
Indianapolis Line Subdivision Bellefontaine, Ohio Indianapolis, Indiana Former New York Central Ohio Division
Indianapolis Terminal Subdivision Indianapolis, Indiana
Louisville Secondary Subdivision Indianapolis, Indiana
Mount Victory Subdivision Martel, Ohio Bellefontaine, Ohio
New Castle Subdivision New Castle, Pennsylvania Greenwich, Ohio Former B&O
Newton Falls Subdivision Newton Falls, Ohio DeForest, Ohio
St. Louis Line Subdivision Indianapolis, Indiana East St. Louis, Illinois Former Conrail
Scottslawn Subdivision Columbus, Ohio Ridgeway, Ohio
Shelbyville Secondary Subdivision Indianapolis, Indiana Shelbyville, Indiana
Short Line Subdivision Collinwood, Ohio Berea, Ohio Former NYC & Conrail
Toledo Branch Subdivision Toledo, Ohio Columbus, Ohio
Willard Subdivision Willard, Ohio Deshler, Ohio Former B&O
Willard Terminal Subdivision Greenwich, Ohio Willard, Ohio

Louisville Division

Subdivision From To Notes
Athens Subdivision Columbus, Ohio Groveport, Ohio Former Columbus, Hocking Valley and Toledo Railway main line; later C&O
Big Sandy Subdivision Elkhorn City, Kentucky Catlettsburg, Kentucky Former C&O
C&N Subdivision Newark, Ohio Columbus, Ohio C&N = Columbus & Newark (Leased to Columbus & Ohio River RR (CUOH))
CC Subdivision Covington, Kentucky Corbin, Kentucky CC = Cincinnati Corbin
Central Ohio Subdivision Newark, Ohio Cambridge, Ohio Now operated by the Columbus & Ohio River Railroad (CUOH)
Cincinnati Subdivision South Shore, Kentucky Silver Grove, Kentucky
Cincinnati Terminal Subdivision Silver Grove, Kentucky Hamilton, Ohio
Coal Run Subdivision Pikeville, Kentucky Kimper, Kentucky
Corbin Terminal Subdivision Corbin, Kentucky Corbin, Kentucky
CV Subdivision Corbin, Kentucky Big Stone Gap, Virginia Former L&N CV = Cumberland Valley
E&BV Subdivision Martin, Kentucky Deane, Kentucky Former C&O, originally Elkhorn & Beaver Valley Railway
EK Subdivision Winchester, Kentucky Hazard, Kentucky EK = Eastern Kentucky
Hoosier Subdivision New Albany, Indiana Bedford, Indiana MP 00Q245.8 (Bedford, end of track) to 00Q317.7 (VI tower); former Monon Railroad
Illinois Subdivision Washington, Indiana East St. Louis, Illinois Former B&O
Indiana Subdivision Cincinnati, Ohio Washington, Indiana Former B&O
Indianapolis Subdivision Hamilton, Ohio Indianapolis, Indiana Former B&O
LCL Subdivision Covington, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Former Louisville and Nashville Railroad (L&N) LCL = Louisville Cincinnati Line
LH&StL Subdivision Louisville, Kentucky Henderson, Kentucky Former L&N LH&StL = Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis
Long Fork Subdivision Martin, Kentucky Martin, Kentucky Former C&O
Louisville Terminal Subdivision Louisville, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky
Main Line Subdivision Louisville, Kentucky Nashville, Tennessee Former L&N (from which that line took its name)
Middletown Subdivision New Miami, Ohio Middletown, Ohio
Midland Subdivision St. Bernard, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Now operated by Indiana & Ohio Railway (IORY))
Northern Subdivision Greenup, Kentucky Columbus, Ohio
Old Road Subdivision Anchorage, Kentucky Winchester, Kentucky Now operated by RJ Corman Railroad (RJCC)
Richmond Subdivision Fernald, Ohio Richmond, Indiana Now operated by Indiana Eastern RR (IERR)
Rockhouse Subdivision Hazard, Kentucky Deane, Kentucky
Russell Subdivision Russell, Kentucky Greenup, Kentucky Terminal subdivision incorporating Russell Yard and Raceland Car Shops
SV&E Subdivision Shelbiana, Kentucky Dorton, Kentucky SV&E = Sandy Valley & Eastern
Toledo Subdivision Hamilton, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio MP BE25.8 (Butler Street) to BE193.6 (Perrysburg). Former B&O

CSX Southern Region

Atlanta Division

Subdivision From To Notes
A&WP Subdivision Union City, Georgia Montgomery, Alabama A&WP = Atlanta & West Point
Abbeville Subdivision Abbeville, South Carolina Tucker, Georgia Ex-Seaboard Air Line, from Tucker, Georgia, to Abbeville, South Carolina.
Atlanta Terminal Subdivision Elizabeth, Georgia Lithonia, Georgia Includes Tilford and Hulsey yards; Connects to W&A Sub at Elizabeth and Georgia Sub at Lithonia
Atlanta, Georgia Peachtree City, Georgia Starts at Tilford Yard; Connects to Manchester Sub at Peachtree City
Atlanta, Georgia Cartersville, Georgia Starts at Tilford Yard; Connects thru Marietta, Georgia
Atlanta, Georgia Union City, Georgia Connects to A&WP Sub at Union City
Hulsey Yard Decatur, Georgia Also known as the Inman Park Belt Line; Connects Georgia Sub to Abbeville Sub at Decatur
Birmingham Mineral Subdivision Birmingham, Alabama Brookwood, Alabama
Boyles Terminal Subdivision New Castle, Alabama Hoover, Alabama
Camak Subdivision Camak, Georgia Milledgeville, Georgia Milledgeville is end of track
Cartersville Subdivision Cartersville, Georgia Cedartown, Georgia Ex-Seaboard Air Line, (Seaboard Coast Line after July 1, 1967 SAL-ACL merger); Cedartown is end of track
Etowah Subdivision Etowah, Tennessee Cartersville, Georgia Ex-L&N Railroad
Gainesville Midland Subdivision Athens, Georgia Gainesville, Georgia Connects CSX Abbeville Sub with Norfolk Southern Piedmont Division, Greenville District
Georgia Subdivision Grovetown, Georgia Lithonia, Georgia
KD Subdivision Corbin, Kentucky Etowah, Tennessee
Lineville Subdivision Bessemer, Alabama Manchester, Georgia
M&M Subdivision Montgomery, Alabama Mobile, Alabama M&M = Mobile & Montgomery
Manchester Subdivision Peachtree City, Georgia Manchester, Georgia
NO&M Subdivision Mobile, Alabama New Orleans, Louisiana NO&M = New Orleans & Mobile
PD Subdivision Pensacola, Florida Flomaton, Alabama
S&NA South Subdivision Birmingham, Alabama Montgomery, Alabama S&NA = South & North Alabama
W&A Subdivision Chattanooga, Tennessee Elizabeth, Georgia Owned by the state of Georgia, leased to CSX for 99 years. Former L&N W&A = Western & Atlantic

Florence Division

Subdivision From To Notes
Aberdeen Subdivision Raleigh, North Carolina Marston, North Carolina Former Seaboard Air Line main line to Richmond,Va. Abandon north of Norlina, N.C. in 1987.
Alleghany Subdivision Clifton Forge, Virginia Hinton, West Virginia
Andrews Subdivision Hamlet, North Carolina Charleston, South Carolina
Augusta Subdivision Augusta, Georgia Yemassee, South Carolina Originally the Port Royal and Augusta Railway
Bellwood Subdivision Richmond, Virginia Bellwood, Virginia Mostly part of the S Line
Belton Subdivision Spartanburg, South Carolina Williamston, South Carolina
Big Coal Subdivision Whitesville, West Virginia Sproul, West Virginia
Big Marsh Fork Subdivision Whitesville, West Virginia Sundial, West Virginia
Blue Ridge Subdivision Erwin, Tennessee Spartanburg, South Carolina Part of the former Clinchfield Railroad
Buffalo Subdivision Man, West Virginia Lorado, West Virginia
Cabin Creek Subdivision Cabin Creek, West Virginia Red Warrior, West Virginia
Charleston Subdivision Florence, South Carolina Savannah, Georgia Part of the A Line
Charlotte Subdivision Monroe, North Carolina Bostic, North Carolina
CN&L Subdivision Laurens, South Carolina Columbia, South Carolina CN&L = Columbia, Newberry & Laurens
Coal River Subdivision Sharples, West Virginia St. Albans, West Virginia
Columbia Subdivision Columbia, South Carolina Savannah, Georgia Part of the S Line
Creston Subdivision Elloree, South Carolina St. George, South Carolina
Cross Subdivision St. Stephen, South Carolina Cross, South Carolina
Eastover Subdivision Sumter, South Carolina Columbia, South Carolina
Erwin Terminal Subdivision Erwin, Tennessee Erwin, Tennessee Terminal closed 2015
G&E Subdivision Charmco, West Virginia Quinwood, West Virginia
Gauley Subdivision Gauley Bridge, West Virginia Fola, West Virginia
Georgetown Subdivision Georgetown, South Carolina Andrews, South Carolina
Hamlet Subdivision Hamlet, North Carolina Columbia, South Carolina Part of the S Line
Hamlet Terminal Subdivision Marston, North Carolina Hamlet, North Carolina Includes the S Line, SF Line & SH Line
Hopewell Subdivision Bellwood, Virginia Hopewell, Virginia
Island Creek Subdivision Logan, West Virginia Scarlet, West Virginia
James River Subdivision Gladstone, Virginia Clifton Forge, Virginia
Jarrolds Valley Subdivision Whitesville, West Virginia Clear Creek, West Virginia
Kanawha Subdivision Montgomery, West Virginia Russell, Kentucky
Kingsport Subdivision Elkhorn City, Kentucky Erwin, Tennessee Part of the former Clinchfield Railroad
Lane Subdivision Lane, South Carolina Sumter, South Carolina
Laurel Fork Subdivision Clothier, West Virginia Hampton #3 Mine, West Virginia
Logan Subdivision Barboursville, West Virginia Gilbert, West Virginia
Logan and Southern Subdivision Logan, West Virginia Sarah Ann, West Virginia
McCormick Subdivision Augusta, Georgia Greenwood, South Carolina Former Seaboard System, split off by CSX from Spartanburg Sub.
Middle Creek Subdivision Prestonsburg, Kentucky David, Kentucky Former C&O
Monroe Subdivision Hamlet, North Carolina Abbeville, South Carolina
New River Subdivision Hinton, West Virginia Montgomery, West Virginia
Norlina Subdivision Norlina, North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina Part of the S Line
North End Subdivision Richmond, Virginia Rocky Mount, North Carolina Part of the A Line
Orangeburg Subdivision Sumter, South Carolina Cope, South Carolina Former ACL, originally part of the Manchester and Augusta Railroad
Parmele Subdivision Parmele, North Carolina Kinston, North Carolina
Peninsula Subdivision Newport News, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Former Chesapeake and Ohio Railway (C&O), End of the Line
Pine Creek Subdivision Omar, West Virginia Hobet #7 Mine Omar, West Virginia
Piney Creek Subdivision Prince, West Virginia Glen Daniel, West Virginia
Pond Fork Subdivision Danville, West Virginia Wharton, West Virginia
Portsmouth Subdivision Portsmouth, Virginia Weldon, North Carolina Part of the S Line
Raleigh Southwestern and Winding Gulf Subdivision Raleigh, West Virginia Pemberton, West Virginia
Richmond Terminal Subdivision Richmond, Virginia
Rivanna Subdivision Richmond, Virginia Gladstone, Virginia
Rupert Subdivision Rainelle, West Virginia Clearco, West Virginia
Seth Subdivision Seth, West Virginia Prenter, West Virginia
Sewell Valley Subdivision Meadow Creek, West Virginia Nallen, West Virginia
South End Subdivision Rocky Mount, North Carolina Florence, South Carolina Part of the A Line
Spartanburg Subdivision Spartanburg, South Carolina Greenwood, South Carolina
Tarboro Subdivision Rocky Mount, North Carolina Plymouth, North Carolina
Terrell Subdivision Mount Holly, North Carolina Terrell, North Carolina Former Piedmont & Northern, Acquired by SCL July 1, 1969.
W&W Subdivision Wilson, North Carolina Wallace, North Carolina W&W = Wilson & Wallace
West Fork Subdivision Van, West Virginia Twilight, West Virginia
Wilmington Subdivision Hamlet, North Carolina Wilmington, North Carolina
Winston-Salem Southbound Railway Winston-Salem, North Carolina Wadesboro, North Carolina

Jacksonville Division

Subdivision From To Notes
Achan Subdivision Mulberry, Florida Bradley, Florida Former Charlotte Harbor and Northern Railway
Agricola Spur Bradley, Florida Agricola, Florida
Auburndale Subdivision Auburndale, Florida Mangonia Park, Florida
Bainbridge Subdivision Tallahassee, Florida Bainbridge, Georgia The segment from Bainbridge to Attapulgus, Georgia, was sold to the Florida Gulf & Atlantic Railroad on June 1, 2019. CSX retains trackage rights into Tallahassee.
Bone Valley Subdivision Mulberry, Florida Agricola, Florida
Brewster Subdivision Edison, Florida Arcadia, Florida Former Charlotte Harbor and Northern Railway
Brooker Subdivision Starke, Florida Newberry, Florida
Brooksville Subdivision Brooksville, Florida Sulphur Springs, Florida Former Tampa Northern Railroad
Brunswick Subdivision Waycross, Georgia Brunswick, Georgia
Callahan Subdivision Callahan, Florida Baldwin, Florida
Carters Subdivision Poinciana, Florida Lakeland, Florida Part of the A Line. Former South Florida Railroad
CH Subdivision Lakeland, Florida Eaton Park, Florida Originally the Charlotte Harbor Division of the South Florida Railroad
Clearwater Subdivision Gary, Florida St. Petersburg, Florida
Deerhaven Subdivision Alachua, Florida Gainesville, Florida
Dothan Subdivision Montgomery, Alabama Thomasville, Georgia Former Seaboard System
Fitzgerald Subdivision Manchester, Georgia Waycross, Georgia This is CSX's main line coming in from the Midwest into Florida.
Homestead Subdivision Hialeah, Florida Homestead, Florida Homestead is end of track, the southernmost point on the CSX network
Jacksonville Terminal Subdivision Jacksonville, Florida Baldwin, Florida Part of the S Line
Dinsmore, Florida St. Johns, Florida Part of the A Line
Jesup Subdivision Jesup, Georgia Folkston, Georgia
Kingsland Subdivision Jacksonville, Florida Yulee, Florida
Lakeland Subdivision Lakeland, Florida Mango, Florida This is for the first section that is part of the A Line. The second section runs from Winston, FL to Mulberry, FL. Former South Florida Railroad
Miami Subdivision Delta, Florida Hialeah, Florida Former subdivision Line is now South Florida Rail Corridor.
Nahunta Subdivision Richmond Hill, Georgia Dinsmore, Florida Part of the A Line
P&A Subdivision Chattahoochee, Florida Pensacola, Florida Former subdivision, named for the Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad, which was merged into the L&N in 1891. Sold to the Florida Gulf & Atlantic Railroad on June 1, 2019. CSX retains trackage rights.
Palmetto Subdivision East Tampa, Florida Oneco, Florida
Plant City Subdivision Plant City, Florida Welcome, Florida
Sanford Subdivision St. Johns, Florida Deland, Florida Part of the A Line. Previously continued to Auburndale with former segment now the Central Florida Rail Corridor and Carters Subdivision. Former Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West Railway
Savannah Subdivision Savannah, Georgia
Tallahassee Subdivision Baldwin, Florida Chattahoochee, Florida Former subdivision, sold to the Florida Gulf & Atlantic Railroad on June 1, 2019. CSX retains trackage rights.
Tampa Terminal Subdivision Tampa, Florida
Thomasville Subdivision Thomasville, Georgia Waycross, Georgia
Valrico Subdivision Valrico, Florida Bowling Green, Florida
Vitis Subdivision Zephyrhills, Florida Lakeland, Florida
Wildwood Subdivision Baldwin, Florida Zephyrhills, Florida Part of the S Line. Former ACL line from Zephyrhills to Trilacoochee, and former SAL line from Trilacoochee to Baldwin.
Yeoman Subdivision Zephyrhills, Florida Tampa, Florida Part of the S Line. Former SAL line from Valrico to Zephyrhills, and former ACL line from Zephyrhills to Richland.

Nashville Division

Subdivision From To Notes
Bruceton Subdivision Nashville, Tennessee Camden, Tennessee
CE&D Subdivision Perrysville, Indiana Evansville, Indiana
Chattanooga Subdivision Nashville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee
Evansville Terminal Subdivision Evansville, Indiana
Henderson Subdivision Evansville, Indiana Nashville, Tennessee
Memphis Subdivision Bruceton, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Former Louisville and Nashville Railroad (L&N)
Memphis Terminal Subdivision Memphis, Tennessee
Nashville Subdivision Brentwood, Tennessee Columbia, Tennessee Columbia is end of track/beginning of TSRR
Nashville Terminal Subdivision Nashville, Tennessee
O&N Subdivision Drakesboro, Kentucky Island, Kentucky O&N = Owensboro & Nashville
S&NA North Subdivision Brentwood, Tennessee Fultondale, Alabama S&NA = South & North Alabama
St. Louis Subdivision Evansville, Indiana Okawville, Illinois Leased to the Evansville Western Railway

Former lines

Northern Region

Albany Division

Subdivision From To Reason
New Bedford Subdivision Weir Village, Massachusetts New Bedford, Massachusetts Sold ownership to Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and freight operating rights to Massachusetts Coastal Railroad in 2010.[1]
Fall River Subdivision Myricks, Massachusetts Fall River, Massachusetts Sold ownership to Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and freight operating rights to Massachusetts Coastal Railroad in 2010.[1]

Baltimore Division

Subdivision From To Notes
       
Bergen Subdivision North Bergen, New Jersey Bogota, New Jersey MP QR2.1 to QR7.5 connected Conrail Shared Assets to River Sub. Became part of River Sub in 2008.

Chicago Division

Subdivision From To Notes
       

Great Lakes Division

Subdivision From To Notes
       

Louisville Division

Subdivision From To Notes
       

Southern Region

Atlanta Division

Subdivision From To Notes
       

Florence Division

Subdivision From To Notes
       
Buckingham Branch Subdivision Richmond, VA Gordonsville, VA Old C&O Tracks.
Staunton Subdivision Orange, VA Clifton Forge, VA

Nashville Division

Subdivision From To Notes
Danville Secondary Subdivision Terre Haute, Indiana Olivet, Illinois Sold to Watco in Sep. 2018. Now operated by the Decatur & Eastern Illinois Railroad.
Decatur Subdivision Hillsdale, Indiana Decatur, Illinois Sold to Watco in Sep. 2018. Now operated by the Decatur & Eastern Illinois Railroad.
Selma Subdivision Montgomery, Alabama Selma, Alabama

Huntington Division

Subdivision From To Notes
Cowen Subdivision Grafton, West Virginia Cowen, West Virginia Leased to Appalachian & Ohio
Pickens Subdivision Hampton, West Virginia Alexander, West Virginia Leased to Appalachian & Ohio

Appalachian Division

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See also

References
  1. "Cape Rail cuts track deal for freight". Cape Cod Times. 25 November 2009. Retrieved 26 February 2015.
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