Chesapeake and Ohio Railway

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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway was a major American railroad best known for hauling Appalachian coal and operating key routes through the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest before becoming part of the modern CSX rail system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct railroad company
railway company
abbreviation Chesapeake and Ohio Railway self-linksurface differs
surface form: C&O
country United States of America
surface form: United States
formedByMergerOf Covington and Ohio Railroad
Virginia Central Railroad
formerHeadquartersLocation Richmond, Virginia
headquartersLocation Cleveland
surface form: Cleveland, Ohio
industry rail transport
knownFor hauling Appalachian coal
key Mid-Atlantic and Midwest routes
laterPartOf CSX Transportation
logoFeature Chessie the cat
mergedInto Chessie System
namedAfter Chesapeake Bay
Ohio River
notablePassengerTrain Fast Flying Virginian
George Washington
Sportsman
notableRoute Hinton–Thurmond–Handley coal route
Huntington–Cincinnati main line
Huntington–Cincinnati main line
surface form: Huntington–Columbus main line

Newport News–Richmond–Charlottesville–Clifton Forge main line
operatedInState District of Columbia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Maryland
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
operatedPassengerServiceBetween Chicago, Illinois, United States
surface form: Chicago, Illinois

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
surface form: Cincinnati, Ohio

Newport News, Virginia
Washington, D.C.
parentCompany Chessie System
primaryCargo coal
primaryCommodity bituminous coal
primaryRegionServed Appalachia
servedCoalFields eastern Kentucky coalfields
southern West Virginia coalfields
Southwestern Virginia
surface form: southwestern Virginia coalfields
servedPort Hampton Roads
Newport News, Virginia
servedRegion Mid-Atlantic states
surface form: Mid-Atlantic United States

Midwestern United States
successor CSX Transportation
surface form: CSX Corporation

CSX Transportation

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CSX Transportation predecessor Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad mergedInto Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Chessie System parentCompanyOf Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Chessie System abbreviation Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
this entity surface form: C&O/B&O/WM
Chessie System predecessor Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Chessie System usedReportingMarks Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
this entity surface form: C&O
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway abbreviation Chesapeake and Ohio Railway self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: C&O
USRA standard steam locomotive designs usedBy Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
USRA Light Mikado 2-8-2 locomotive design usedBy Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Lima Locomotive Works majorCustomer Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad operatesOnFormerLineOf Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
this entity surface form: Chesapeake and Ohio Railway (segments)
Rockfish Gap, Virginia traversedBy Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
this entity surface form: Chesapeake and Ohio Railway main line (historical)
Collis P. Huntington employer Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Van Sweringen brothers owned Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Chessie the cat associatedWith Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Huntington–Cincinnati main line operator Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Huntington–Cincinnati main line partOf Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
this entity surface form: Chesapeake and Ohio Railway network
Huntington–Cincinnati main line owner Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Hinton–Thurmond–Handley coal route partOf Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Hinton–Thurmond–Handley coal route operatedBy Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Hinton–Thurmond–Handley coal route railwayCompany Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Virginia Central Railroad predecessorOf Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Virginia Central Railroad successor Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Covington and Ohio Railroad becamePartOf Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Covington and Ohio Railroad successor Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Covington and Ohio Railroad mergedInto Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Covington and Ohio Railroad hasSuccessorOrganization Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Fast Flying Virginian operator Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Fast Flying Virginian railwayCompany Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Fast Flying Virginian operatorAbbreviation Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
this entity surface form: C&O
Fast Flying Virginian railwayNetwork Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
this entity surface form: Chesapeake and Ohio Railway network
Fast Flying Virginian category Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
this entity surface form: Chesapeake and Ohio Railway passenger trains
Sportsman operator Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Sportsman railwayCompany Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Sportsman railNetwork Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
this entity surface form: Chesapeake and Ohio Railway network
Sportsman operatorAbbreviation Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
this entity surface form: C&O
Virginian Railway connectedTo Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Hinton Historic District associatedWith Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Amtrak Cardinal operatorPredecessor Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
The Greenbrier previouslyOwnedBy Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Charlottesville station formerService Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Talcott, West Virginia servedByRailway Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Rockfish Gap traversedBy Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
this entity surface form: Chesapeake and Ohio Railway (historical alignment nearby)