Great Sandhills Railway

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The Great Sandhills Railway (reporting mark GSR) is a Canadian short line railway company operating on trackage in west of Swift Current Saskatchewan, established in 2009.^[1]^[2] Great Sandhills Railway operates a short-line railways in Saskatchewan on a former Canadian Pacific Railway subdivision. The railway serves freight stations in Sandhills, Burstall, Mendham, Leader, Prelate, Sceptre, Porteeve, Lancer, Abbey, Cabri, Battrum, Pennant, Success, Cantuar, and Swift Current. It interlines with both the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Great Western Railway in Swift Current.^[3]

The GSR network consists of 198 km of its own trackage.^[4]

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Class II and III Railways

v t e Class II and class III railways of Canada

Current (operating) regional railways	AMT BCVX CRC CSXT GOT HBRY KLR KR NLCL NS ONT QNSL RMV TRT WPY

Former or fallen flag regional railways	AC BCOL C&K C&PR CAR CAR (original) CASO CCR CER CGR CNoR CV CW&LER DAR E&NAR GTPR GTR ICR/IRC K&P MC MR MMA NAR NR NS&T N&PJ NRC NSR NTR NYC OA&PS O&QRR PC PEIR PSCR SLQ T&NR TT VR



Current (operating) short line railways	ANR APR APRE ARM Battle River ARND BCRY BFDC BLRC CBNS CBC CEMR CFC CFL CFM CFMG CFO CFQG CFRR CFRS CR CRM CTRW CWRL ENR ETR FSSR/EKRC GEXR GHRP GFR GJD GRS GWWD GWR HCRR HCRY HCWR HPHV IRRS KFR KHR KPR KVSR LWR L&PS NBSR OKAN OBRY OSR OVR OVO PDCR PCHR POM PSTR QGRY RLHH RLK RMRS S&HR SCR SLQ SOR SRCL SRY SSR STCR STER SVI TRRY VAEX VDHR WABL WSJR/WCR WCRA WHRC YDHR

Former or fallen flag short line railways	ANY B&HER BCER BW&NW BR C&K C&SL CVR CVR CW&LER DH DVR DWP EIR G&LS GFCR GRNR GVR H&BIR H&DR H&NWR HER HG&BER HGR HIR HRE HSR H&SW IRM K&P K&S KLR KVR L&LER L&MSR LEN LB&PR MVRR M&MR/M&M MKNR MSRT NBEC N&NR N&NWR N&S NN&RW NGR NSR NSR NYR O&Q OCRR OLO O&RRR/ORRR PAD&WR/PADW QC S&L SAR SOO STLH SW&AR T&MER T&SER TG&B TCR THB TNR TRC TS&MJR TSt.R TSR T&YRR WI WAR WCR WE&LSR WESR WG&B WTV&IR

See also: List of Canadian railways

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