Affiliated Railroads
Affiliated Railroads is a non-corporate designation encompassing four affiliated short line freight railroads. These railroads are located in four states and comprise approximately 400 track miles. The railroads include: The Natchez Railway in Mississippi with connections to the CN; The V&S Railway in Kansas with connections to the BNSF and UPRR; The V&S Railway in Colorado with connections to the UPRR, BNSF and K&O.
Natchez Railway, Inc.
The original Natchez railroad line was established more than one hundred years ago by the Illinois Central Railroad ("IC"). Historically, this railroad has been a main connection to the port city of Natchez, Mississippi.
Medicine Lodge Division
The Medicine Lodge Line traces its origin back to 1886, when the Southern Kansas Company built a rail line from Attica to Medicine Lodge.
Hutchinson Division
The Hutchinson Line was originally constructed in 1915 by the Arkansas Valley Interurban Railway Company.