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Revision as of 16:54, 2 October 2020
Common Carrier Railroads.
Arizona & New Mexico Railway.
36in Gauge.
Lordsburg, NM to Clifton, AZ. 1883 - 1901(NG) to Present(SG).
Silver City, Pinos Altos & Mogollon.
24in Gauge.
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Silver City to Pinos Altos. 1889 - 1913.
Logging Railroads
No Listings.
Mining Railroads.
U.S. Potash Company.
36in Gauge. Constructed to move potash from deposits east of Carlsbad to the refinery to the south where the Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway connected by way of a 5 mile spur to Loving. Regular operations ceased in 1967 and the railroad was later scrapped by 1974.
Loving Area, Eddy County. 1932 - 1974