Railroads and the Mexican Network Overview
Question and answer primer notes Mexico's rail system: about 12 150 miles across 19 lines 82 percent standard gauge 18 percent narrow gauge. Two thirds state owned 8 131 miles National Railways of Mexico operate. In 1939 National Railways owned 1 006 locomotives 15 954 freight cars and 820 passenger cars. Other lines include 1 331 miles Southern Pacific Railroad of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico
National Railways of Mexico
Southern Pacific Railroad of Mexico
Southern Pacific Company
DS Eee
Nogales
N. M
Guadalajara
United Railroads of
Yucatan
Progreso
Mexico Northwestern
Ciudad Juarez
el Paso
Texas
Tabalacpa
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Kansas City
Mexico and Orient
Ojinaga
Presidio
Sanchez
San Pedro
Topolobampo
Gulf of California
United States
Canada
Boston & Maine
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
Central Vermont
Chicago & Northwestern
Delaware & Hudson
Great Northern
Lehigh Valley
Maine Central
Missouri Pacific
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Monterey
Torreon
Saltillo
San Luis Potosi
Agua Caliente
Guaymas
Old Mexico
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Duke Nally
The
Association of American Railroads
Swift
Carton
Sadi Lis Grace
Burleson's
Erator Jar
Stomatoes
Bacon Perth
J. A. Livingston
Railroad Retirement Board
Rock Island
Burlington
Ellen Katherine Maris
Noblesville
Indiana
D. C West
Ellen
Sam J. McCravey
Santa Fe
Taos
New Mexico
J. L. Shelton
McCravey
G. C. Boney
East
Washington, D. C
Bryant Maddox
Diamond Shop
Bryant
Fort Worth
Denver
C. F. Hefner
Richard
G. A. Thompson
Thompson
Tobe Druin
Zephyr
T. C. Carson
Sweetwater
Granberry
Burlington Lines
A. C. Blank
Jefferson Street
W. P. Henry
A. J. Lawler
Glen Moore
H. M. Tutt
H. ©. Harrison
J. A. McGee
Mat
Eni
Hygienic Products Co
Canton
Ohio
Gate City
Schilling
Armour
Sunkist
Santa Rosa
Calavos
del Haven
Pastry
Istand Taylor Sts
B. C
I c
Fanning’s
Bread & Butter
Jar
Chase & Sanborn
Stokely's
Museee Morrell Pride
Franks