Central Railroad of Indiana

Central Railroad Company of Indiana

Overview
Headquarters	Cincinnati, Ohio
Reporting mark	CIND
Locale	Indiana, Ohio
Dates of operation	1992[1]–present
Technical
Track gauge	4 ft 8+1⁄2 in (1,435 mm) standard gauge
Length	96 miles (154 km)

Central Railroad of Indiana
Legend
Indiana & Ohio Railway Cincinnati, Ohio Addyston, Ohio Lawrenceburg, Indiana Sunman, Indiana Batesville, Indiana Greensburg, Indiana St. Paul, Indiana Shelbyville, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Indiana Southern Railroad/CSX Transportation Frankfort, Indiana
Shelbyville to Frankfort (trackage rights)

Central Railroad Company of Indiana (reporting mark CIND) is a Class III short-line railroad that operates 96 miles (154 km)^[1] of track in Southeastern Indiana and Southwestern Ohio.

Beginning in Shelby County, Indiana, the line runs generally southeast from Shelbyville through the towns of Prescott, Waldron and Saint Paul, then the Decatur County towns of Adams, Greensburg and New Point. At this point a short stretch of the line passes east through the extreme southwestern corner of Franklin County, then heads southeast through the Ripley County communities of Batesville, Morris, Spades and Sunman, and the Dearborn County towns of Weisburg, Kennedy, Guilford and Greendale.

The line runs adjacent to CSX Transportation's former Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Cincinnati to St. Louis main line from CIND MP 2.5 (Storrs) to MP 17.7 (Valley Jct.).

The trackage has been part of the CCC&St.L (Big Four Railroad), part of what was the New York Central Railroad, later Penn Central Corporation and most recently Conrail.

Central Railroad of Indiana is a subsidiary of Genesee & Wyoming. G&W bought RailAmerica in 2012, which acquired CIND in 2000.^[1]

The majority of the railroad's traffic comes from grain, chemical products, steel, and completed automobiles. The CIND hauled around 8,500 carloads in 2008.^[1]

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• Central Railroad of Indiana (CIND)