List of Nevada railroads

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Contents

[edit] Common Carriers

[edit] Current

[edit] Defunct

[edit] Standard Gauge

[edit] Narrow Gauge

[edit] Tourist and museum railroads

These railroads are known by several names including tourist railroad, historic railroad, museum railroad and heritage railway. These railroads also operate excursion trains.

[edit] Industrial and Private Railroads

A railroad that served one company, usually owned by that company, and was not a common carrier.

[edit] Standard Gauge

  • Bluestone Mining & Smelting Company (mine)
  • Goldfield Consolidated Milling and Transportation Company/Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company (mine and mill)
  • Kennecott Copper Corporation (KCCX) later BHP Nevada Railroad
  • Nevada Industrial Switch (NIS) serving Pabco Gypsum Mine 20 miles NE of Las Vegas, Nevada
  • Pacific Portland Cement Company (quarry)
  • Prince Consolidated Mining Company (mine) later sold to UP
  • Six Companies, Inc. (quarry for Hoover Dam)
  • Verdi Lumber Company (logging)

[edit] Narrow Gauge Mining

  • Austin City Railway
  • Battle Mountain and Lewis Railway (gold, silver) (had 1 passenger car)
  • Bristol Silver Mines Company (copper, lead, silver)
  • Dayton, Sutro and Carson Valley Railroad
  • Golconda and Adelaide Railroad (copper)
  • Nevada Short Line Railway
  • Pioche and Bullionville Railroad (had 1 passenger car)
    • Central Nevada Railroad
      • Nevada Central Railroad (of 1871)
  • Pioche Pacific Railroad/Pioche Pacific Transportation/Pioche and Pacific Transportation/Pioche Pacific Railway
  • Quartette Mining Company (gold)
  • Ruby Hill Railroad
    • Eureka and Ruby Hill Narrow Gauge Railroad
  • Sutro Tunnel Railroad (Virginia City)
  • Yellow Pine Mining Company (copper, lead, zinc)

[edit] Narrow Gauge Logging

  • Carson and Tahoe Railroad/Carson Tahoe Lumber and Fluming
  • Crystal Bay Railroad
  • Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge Railroad
  • Lake Valley Railroad
    • Lake Valley Narrow Gauge Railroad
  • Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber

[edit] Passenger, Transit, Interurban and Commuter Rail

[edit] See also

[edit] References