Category:Pennsylvania Railroad Through-freight Lines
The Pennsylvania Railroad constructed a network of bypasses and low-grade freight lines to relieve congestion on its passenger mainline network. Many of these lines run along rivers and seek to bypass congested urban areas. Most were electrified in the mid 1930s. Conrail de-electrified the lines in the 1980s, although some lines still serve as rights-of-way for Amtrak 138 kV transmission circuits.
Pages in category "Pennsylvania Railroad Through-freight Lines"
The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.