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| '''Centralia Unified Railways''', commonly known as '''CenRail''', is the national railway company of [[Centralia]], responsible for providing intercity passenger rail travel. | '''Centralia Unified Railways''', commonly known as '''CentRail'''<<FootNote(Thank you, Cheal, for this delightful acronym.)>>, is the national railway company of [[Centralia]], responsible for providing intercity passenger rail travel. |
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| Prior to the formation of CenRail, a number of small privately-owned railways provided passenger and freight service to various regions of Centralia. | Prior to the formation of CentRail, a number of small privately-owned railways provided passenger and freight service to various regions of Centralia. |
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| PrincessJeanette, in an effort to modernize Centralia's transportation network, nationalized all intercity railways, placing them under the management of a centralized agency known as Centralia Unified Railways. Today CenRail operates all railways within Centralia, with the exception of regional light rail, commuter rail, or other mass transit networks, which fall under the purview of regional transit authorities such as CapitalAreaTransit. | PrincessJeanette, in an effort to modernize Centralia's transportation network, nationalized all intercity railways, placing them under the management of a centralized agency known as Centralia Unified Railways. Today CentRail operates all railways within Centralia, with the exception of regional light rail, commuter rail, or other mass transit networks, which fall under the purview of regional transit authorities such as CapitalAreaTransit. |
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| The names of the individual regional railways that were combined to form CenRail are still used today to identify the network's various divisions. | The names of the individual regional railways that were combined to form CentRail are still used today to identify the network's various divisions. |
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Centralia Unified Railways, commonly known as CentRail1, is the national railway company of Centralia, responsible for providing intercity passenger rail travel.
History
Prior to the formation of CentRail, a number of small privately-owned railways provided passenger and freight service to various regions of Centralia.
PrincessJeanette, in an effort to modernize Centralia's transportation network, nationalized all intercity railways, placing them under the management of a centralized agency known as Centralia Unified Railways. Today CentRail operates all railways within Centralia, with the exception of regional light rail, commuter rail, or other mass transit networks, which fall under the purview of regional transit authorities such as CapitalAreaTransit.
Divisions
The names of the individual regional railways that were combined to form CentRail are still used today to identify the network's various divisions.
Butterscotch Railway
The Butterscotch Railway roughly parallels the Butterscotch River, running from the Mumuland border, through the communities of Bellefield and ButterscotchValley, south to ButtercupBay on the coast. A branch near Vandalia connects to the Northland Valley Railway.
Northland Valley Railway
The Northland Valley Railway serves the NorthlandValley region, including the communities of Bellefield, HawthorneValley, October, Caramel, and CalicasCorner. The railway mostly parallels C-96, the primary highway through the Northland Valley, with a branch running southwest from Hawthorne Valley to Vandalia, where it connects with the Butterscotch Railway.
Thank you, Cheal, for this delightful acronym. (1)