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Canada Southern Railway Places

This is a list of stations, yards, junctions, etc. of the Canada Southern Railway.

For photos of some stations, see Terry Link's Canada Southern Photo Page web site's Structures alphabetical list or map.

Many photos are available for purchase - see the Canada Southern Bibliography, especially the photos, art, and books sections.

For maps, see the Canada Southern Bibliography   maps section.

Additional information, corrections or updates are welcome.

Contents - Canada Southern

Information about surviving stations is in "Canadian Railway Station Guide".

Main Line

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

The mainline originally went to Amherstburg not Windsor, until the Windsor route was opened December 31, 1882 using ferries to Detroit. Later the tunnel was built.

Niagara-On-The-Lake Branch

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

About 1970 the villages of Old Niagara, Virgil, St. David's, Glendale and Queenston were amalgamated into Niagara-On-The-Lake. John Street and Queen Street are in Niagara-On-The-Lake.

Part of this branch was shared with the electrified Niagara, St. Catherine's & Toronto Railway.

Fort Erie Branch

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

Chippawa Branch

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

The part from Chippawa to Fort Erie was abandoned in 1925.

London Branch

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

The London branch used London and Port Stanley Railway tracks from St. Thomas to London, entering London from the south between Wellington Road and Adelaide Street then curving west about where the current CN tracks are. The station was approximately (just south of) where the current CN station is.

St. Clair Branch

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

The St. Clair Branch was abandoned in 1959, and the tracks removed in 1960.

Eddy's Mill Branch

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

The Eddy's Mill Branch was abandoned with the St. Clair Branch.

Petrolia Branch

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

The Petrolia Branch was abandoned with the St. Clair Branch.

Leamington Branch

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

The Leamington Branch was abandoned in about 2002.

Amherstburg Branch

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

This was originally the western end of the main line, until the Windsor route was opened December 31, 1882.

Car ferries were used to move cards from Gordon to Stoney Island, then rail was used across Grosse Ile and a bridge to the Michigan shore and to Detroit.

Alphabetically

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

Connections

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Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg

Top | Contents | Bottom
Alphabetically | Connections
Main Line | Branches: Niagara-OTL | Chippawa | Fort Erie | London | St. Clair | Eddy's Mill | Petrolia | Leamington | Amherstburg
Home Page | CS Information | CS Bibliography | CS Maps | CS Preserved | CS Models

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