Camden and Atlantic Railroad

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The Camden and Atlantic Railroad was a 19th-century rail line in southern New Jersey that played a key role in connecting Camden to the Atlantic coast and fostering regional development.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct railroad
railroad company
connects Atlantic City
surface form: Atlantic City, New Jersey

Camden
surface form: Camden, New Jersey
country United States of America
surface form: United States
endPoint Atlantic City
surface form: Atlantic City, New Jersey
era 19th century
gauge standard gauge
impact encouraged tourism along the New Jersey shore
stimulated growth of Atlantic City
locatedIn New Jersey, United States
surface form: New Jersey

southern New Jersey
notableFor early rail connection between Camden and the Atlantic coast
opened 1854
partOf rail network of New Jersey
primaryPurpose passenger transport
tourist traffic to the Atlantic coast
regionServed South Jersey
role facilitated access to Atlantic coast resorts
fostered regional development in southern New Jersey
startPoint Camden
surface form: Camden, New Jersey
status defunct
terminus Atlantic City
surface form: Atlantic City, New Jersey

Camden
surface form: Camden, New Jersey
transportMode rail

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South Jersey rail network historicalOperator Camden and Atlantic Railroad
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad formedByMergerOf Camden and Atlantic Railroad
this entity surface form: West Jersey and Atlantic Railroad
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad formedByMergerOf Camden and Atlantic Railroad