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Contents 1 Common carriers 2 Commuter railroads 3 Subway/Rapid Transit 4 Defunct major systems 4.1 Later systems 5 Defunct independent railroads 6 Trolley Lines 7 Tourist Railroads

[edit] Common carriers

• Amtrak (AMTK) [1] (federally owned by the National Railroad Passenger Corporation)
• Belvidere and Delaware River Railway (BDRV) [2]
• Black River and Western Railroad (BRW) [3]
• Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) [4] (via trackage rights)
• Cape May Seashore Lines (CMSL) [5]
• Conrail (CSAO, formerly CR) [6]
• CSX Transportation (CSXT) [7] (Baltimore Division)
• Durham Transport (DRHY)
• East Jersey Railroad and Terminal Company (EJR) [8]
• Morristown and Erie Railway (ME) [9]
• New Jersey and Northern Railway (?)
• New Jersey Rail Carriers (NJRC?) [10]
• New York Cross Harbor Railroad Terminal (NYCH) [11]
• New York and Greenwood Lake Railway (NYGL)
• New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway (NYSW) [12] (commonly called the Susquehanna)
• Norfolk Southern Railway (NS) [13]
• Port Jersey Railroad (PJRR) [14]
• Raritan Central Railway (RCRY)
• SMS Rail Service (SLRS) [15]
• Southern Railroad of New Jersey [16] (SRNJ)
• Winchester and Western Railroad (WW)

[edit] Commuter railroads

• New Jersey Transit (NJTR) [17]
• Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) [18]

[edit] Subway/Rapid Transit

• Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) [19]
• Port Authority Transit Corporation (PATCO) [20]

[edit] Defunct major systems

Not all defunct railroads are listed here; most were controlled by a larger railroad.

• Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
• Central Railroad of New Jersey
• Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
• Erie Railroad
• Lehigh Valley Railroad
• New York Central Railroad
• New York, Ontario and Western Railroad (had trackage rights over NYCRR)
• Pennsylvania Railroad
• Philadelphia and Reading Railroad

[edit] Later systems

• Chessie System
• Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
• Penn Central
• Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines

[edit] Defunct independent railroads

• Atlantic City and Ocean City Railroad
• Bay Shore Connecting Railroad (jointly owned by CNJ and LVRR)
• Camden and Woodbury Railroad
• Camden, Gloucester and Mt. Ephraim Railway
• Cape May and Sewell's Point Railroad
• Delaware Bay and Cape May Railroad
• Ferro Monte Railroad
• Hackensack and New York Railroad
• Hibernia Underground Railroad
• Hoboken Manufacturers Railroad
• Langdon Mine Railroad
• Lehigh and Hudson River Railway
• Lehigh and New England Railroad
• Lehigh and Oxford Railroad
• Manahawken and Long Beach Transportation Company (operated some PRR lines)
• Millstone and New Brunswick Railroad
• Monmouth Park Railroad
• Mount Hope Tramway
• New Jersey and New York Railroad
• New Jersey Midland Railroad
• New York and Long Branch Railroad (jointly owned by CNJ and PRR)
• Normandy Road (owned by U.S. Navy)
• Philadelphia and Atlantic Railway
• Rahway Valley Railroad
• Raritan River Railroad
• Rockaway River and Montville Railroad
• Rockaway Valley Railroad
• Torrey Railroad
• Tuckerton Railroad
• Union Transportation Company (operated some PRR lines)

[edit] Trolley Lines

• Morris County Traction Company

[edit] Tourist Railroads

• Belvidere & Western
• Black River & Western
• Cape May Seashore Lines
• Morris County Central (Defunct)
• Pine Creek Railroad (NJ Museum of Transportation Inc.)

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See also: List of defunct United States railroads