Old Colony main line

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The Old Colony main line was a historic New England railroad route that formed the core of the Old Colony Railroad network in southeastern Massachusetts, later serving as the basis for modern MBTA commuter rail service in the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic railroad line
railway line
category Rail infrastructure in Massachusetts
connectedTo Boston and Providence Railroad (via junctions) NERFINISHED
Cape Cod Branch Railroad (via branches) NERFINISHED
connects Boston NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
forms core of the Old Colony Railroad network
formsBasisFor MBTA Old Colony Lines commuter rail service NERFINISHED
gauge standard gauge
historicalPeriod 19th century
20th century
laterOperator Conrail NERFINISHED
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority NERFINISHED
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad NERFINISHED
Penn Central Transportation Company NERFINISHED
locatedIn Massachusetts
southeastern Massachusetts
operator Old Colony Railroad NERFINISHED
ownedBy Commonwealth of Massachusetts NERFINISHED
partOf Old Colony Railroad NERFINISHED
regionServed South Shore of Massachusetts NERFINISHED
status partly abandoned
partly active as commuter rail
successor MBTA Greenbush Line NERFINISHED
MBTA Kingston Line NERFINISHED
MBTA Middleborough/Lakeville Line NERFINISHED
trackConfiguration single track (with some double-track segments historically)
usedFor freight rail service
passenger rail service

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