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Ontario Short Lines and Industrial Railroads

Abitibi-Price Co.

There is a page on this international paper company.


Canada Starch Operating Co.

77 was built by CLC-Westinghouse in December 1929, #1861, as Canadian National 7700, Class Q-1-a. It was renumbered 77 in 1950 and later reclassified LS-4a. It was rebuilt in 1953 and then sold to Casco as 77 in 1962.


Dominion Foundries & Steel Co.

Dofasco Inc

427, SW8, was built by General Motors in November 1951, #A296, as Canada Gulf & Terminal Ry 102.  It was sold as Dofasco 27 in November 1980 and renumbered 427.  It was rebuilt as a slug.


Don Hearn & Son

200, S1, was built by Alco in December 1941, #69824, as Canadian Car & Munitions Co 5. It was sold to Essex Terminal Ry as 101 in 1946 and later was sold to DH&S as 200. It later was sold to LaSalle Packaging Co as 200.

300, S3, was built by Montreal in June 1952, #77282, as ETRy 103. It was sold to DH&S as 300 and later to LSPCo as 300.


Essex Terminal Ry

101, S1, was built by Alco in December 1941, #69824, as Canadian Car & Munitions Co 5. It was sold to ET as 101 in 1946 and later was sold to Don Hearn & Son as 200. It later was sold to LaSalle Packaging Co as 200..

102, GP9, was built by General Motors in August 1963 as Algoma Central 172. It was sold to ET as 102 in 1986.

103, S3, was built by Montreal in June 1952, #77282. It was sold to DH&S as 300 and later to LSPCo as 300.

106, C420, was built by Alco in June 1963, #84721, as Lehigh & Hudson River 22. It was sold to ET as 106 in January 1973 and later to Arkansas & Missouri as 50.


Goodrich-Exeter RR

This was a RailAmerica line.


LaSalle Packaging Co.

200, S1, was built by Alco in December 1941, #69824, as Canadian Car & Munitions Co 5. It was sold to Essex Terminal RR as 101 in 1946 and later was sold to Don Hearn & Son as 200. It later was sold to LSPCO as 200..

300, S3, was built by Montreal in June 1952, #77282, as ETRy 103. It was sold to DH&S as 300 and later to LSPCo as 300.


Maple Leaf Mills

35, 45 Ton, was built by General Electric.


Mattawa-Temiskaming Excursion Co

2582, Class MR-20d, was built by Bombardier in 1981, #M6115-03, as Canadian National 2582, Class MR-20s.  It was renumbered 3582 in 1986 and retired on February 13, 1998.  It was sold as Rail Link-Ottawa Valley 3582 on February 20, 1998, and leased as MTECo 3582 in 1998.  It was sold as St Thomas & Eastern RR 3582 in 2003.


Ontario Steel Co.

2, 70 Ton, was built in August 1950, #30453, as Okmulgee Northern RR 7.  It was merged as St Louis-San Francisco 12 in 1964 and sold to Andrew Merrilees Co in September 1965.  It was then sold to OSCo as 2 in December 1968.


Rail Link - Ottawa Valley

This was a RailAmerica line.


Saint Thomas & Eastern RR

3582 was built by Bombardier in 1981, #M6115-03. as Canadian National 2582, Class MR-20s. It was renumbered 3582 in 1986 and retired on February 13, 1998.  It was sold as Rail Link-Ottawa Valley 3582 on February 20, 1998, and leased as Mattawa-Temiskaming Excursion Co 3582 in 1998.  It was sold as ST&E 3582 in 2003.


Steel Co. Of Canada

Stelco, Inc.

82, SW900, was built by General Motors in June 1956, #A950. It was sold to Larry's Truck Equipment Co in 2002.

 

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