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Reporting mark
  
AA

Headquarters
  
Founded
  
1988

Dates of operation
  
1988–Present

Length
  
80,467 m

Locale
  
Michigan, Ohio

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Track gauge
  
4 ft 8 ⁄2 in (1,435 mm) standard gauge

The Ann Arbor Railroad (reporting mark AA) is a Class III Railroad that operates fifty miles of track from Toledo, Ohio to Osmer, Michigan. The railroad is operated by Watco Companies and is based out of Toledo, Ohio. Prior to Watco Companies, the railroad was operated by the Ann Arbor Acquisition Corporation from 1988 to 2013, by the Michigan Interstate Railway Company from 1977 to 1988, and as a privately owned enterprise prior to 1977.

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Current Operations

The Ann Arbor Railroad operates fifty miles of track between its main terminal, Ottawa Yard, in Toledo, Ohio and Osmer, Michigan, the interchange point with the Great Lakes Central Railroad located just north of Ann Arbor, Michigan. A branch line known as the Saline Branch stretches four miles from Pittsfield, Michigan to Saline, Michigan. The Saline Branch has been used in the past to serve the Faurecia Automotive Components Plant located in Saline, Michigan but is not currently being used in revenue service. The Ann Arbor Railroad also leases and operates an industrial lead in Toledo, Ohio owned by the Norfolk Southern Railway. Much of what the railroad transports is "bridge traffic" and is received at either end of the railroad and transported for interchange with another railroad at the opposite terminal. A variety of different cargoes are transported ranging from grain to liquefied petroleum gas to wooden poles. In Toledo, Ohio, the railroad serves Chrysler transporting finished vehicles from the Toledo Complex.

Historical Operations

  • For 1977 to 1988, see Michigan Interstate Railway Company.
  • For 1895 to 1977, see Ann Arbor Railroad.
  • Interchanges


  • Toledo, Ohio:
  • Norfolk Southern Railway
  • CSX Transportation
  • Canadian National Railway
  • Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
  • Osmer, Michigan:
  • Great Lakes Central Railroad
  • Milan, Michigan:
  • Norfolk Southern Railway
  • Diann, Michigan:
  • Canadian National Railway
  • Indiana and Ohio Railway

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    References

    Ann Arbor Railroad (1988) Wikipedia


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