B&O to Indianapolis, Indiana |
The CSX Indianapolis sub-division of the Louisville Division was completed in 1869 by the Cincinnati & Indianapolis Junction Railway, later the Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western. The CI&W came under the control of the rapidly expanding Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton RR, which collapsed just prior to World War One. The B&O assumed control of the CH&D in 1917. The line see several daily manifest freights, grain trains, and Amtrak's "Cardinal" (#50 & #51). Local trains are based at Connersville and Cottage Grove.. This line was well known for being one of the last bastions for semaphore signals in North America. Sadly, the last were removed in the summer of 2000 during a major rehabilitation of the railroad.
Mile Post (westbound) | Station Name | Notes |
BD 26.9 | Belt Jct. | Jct. Cincinnati Terminal Subdivision |
BD 33.2 | McGonigle | 7250 ft. siding |
BD 39.5 | Oxford | |
BD 48.2 | Cottage Grove | C&O of Indiana crossing |
BD 53.0 | Liberty | |
BD 62.9 | Lyonsville | 3350 ft. siding |
BD 67.3 | Connersville | 1750 ft. siding, Yard, Jct. Connersville & New Castle RR. |
BD 68.8 | Salters | 3300 ft. siding |
BD 79.0 | Mauzy | 3300 ft. siding |
BD 85.1 | Rushville | 8700 ft. siding |
BD 86.1 | EE Pioneer | 10,050 ft. siding |
BD 87.9 | WE Pioneer | |
BD 92.1 | Arlington | 3500 ft. siding |
BD 99.0 | Morristown | 1750 ft. siding |
BD 103.6 | Fountaintown | |
BD 113.5 | Julietta | 3900 ft. siding |
BD 119.7 | Irvington | |
BD 121.9 | Pine Jct. | |
BD 122.4 | State Street | Jct. Shelbyville Secondary |
BD 124.5 | Indianapolis | Jct. Indianapolis Terminal Subdivision |
BD 126.6 | Moorefield | |
BD 127.8 | End of Track |
Defect Detectors |
BD 43.5 |
BD 65.5 |
BD 84.5 |
BD 104.5 |
Radio frequencies
160.230 - Road channel (AAR 08)
160.320 - LB Dispatcher (AAR 16)
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