Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
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In 1869 the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad and the Columbia and Augusta Railroad merged to form the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
This resulted in a railroad with a 191 mile line between Augusta, GA and Charlotte, North Carolina.
This railroad became part of the Richmond and Danville Railroad starting in 1878 and then the Southern Railway in 1894.
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