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Tag: Trackage Reverts Back to CN

Ontario’s Goderich-Exeter Railway leased segment reverts to Canadian National

November 21, 2018 Administrator

By Stephen C. Host, Railway Age Magazine; November 20, 2018 At midnight on Nov. 16, 2018, the 20-year lease of…

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Posted in: Uncategorized Filed under: 184 Miles, 20 Year Lease Ends, 70 Miles of Track Between Stratford and Goderich-Exeter Continues To Be Owned By Genesee & Wyoming, Canada, CN Former Goderich Subdivision, Freight Railroads, Genesee & Wyoming, GEXR, Goderich-Exeter Railway, Ontario, Trackage Reverts Back to CN, Transportation

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