New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad

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The New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad was a 19th-century rail line that connected New Orleans with central Mississippi and played a key role in the development of towns along its route.

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New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct railroad
railroad company
connects New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
surface form: New Orleans, Louisiana

central Mississippi
country United States of America
surface form: United States
historicalEra Antebellum period
Reconstruction era
inception 1850s
industry rail transport
influenced urban growth along its line
locatedIn Louisiana
Mississippi
partOf 19th-century American railroad network
playedRoleIn development of towns along its route in Louisiana
development of towns along its route in Mississippi
primaryFunction freight transportation
passenger transportation
railGauge standard gauge
regionServed Deep South
Gulf Coast of the United States
surface form: Gulf Coast
status defunct
transportCorridor New Orleans–Jackson corridor
usedFor movement of agricultural products
movement of cotton
regional commerce

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McComb, Mississippi, United States foundedBy New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
subject surface form: McComb, Mississippi