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In General
On
September 23, 1993, the Decatur Junction Railway Co. (DT), a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Pioneer Railcorp, signed a lease agreement with Cisco Co-op Grain Company
(Cisco) and on September 24, 1993 with Central Illinois Shippers, Incorporated (CISI), for
the lease of two segments of track in east central Illinois. The Cisco segment runs
from Green's Switch (Decatur) to Cisco, Illinois, approximately thirteen (13) miles.
The CISI segment runs from Elwin to Assumption, Illinois, a distance of
approximately seventeen (17) miles. The two lines connect via trackage rights on the
Canadian National Railway Company (CN) through Decatur, Illinois, a distance of
approximately eight (8) miles. Railroad operations began on the Cisco segment
December 3, 1993, and began on the CISI segment December 7, 1993. The DTs
primary commodities are grain, fertilizer and plastics.
Profile of Railroad Services
- Miles of Railroad Operated-Main Line: 30
- Miles of Branch Line Operated: 8 (Trackage Rights
Via Canadian National Railway)
- Location of Offices: 308 South Chestnut Street,
Assumption, Illinois, 62510
- Stations Served:
- Cisco
- Argenta
- Oreana
- Green's Switch
- Elwin
- Macon
- Moweaqua
- Radford
- Assumption
- Railroad Type: Switch Carrier
- Connecting Railroad:
- Canadian National Railway (Decatur, IL)
- Load Capacity of Track: 263,000 lbs. - Total Weight
On Rail
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