Template:Florida Gulf & Atlantic Railroad

Florida Gulf & Atlantic Railroad
Main Line (Tallahassee Subdivision/P&A Subdivision)
CSX S Line (Jacksonville Terminal Subdivision) CSX ← Callahan Subdivision S Line (Wildwood Subdivision) → SP 653.0 Baldwin SP 656.3 Mattox SP 660.8 Macclenny SP 673.9 Sanderson I-10 SP 680.7 Olustee Norfolk Southern Railway Navair District SP 694.3 Lake City I-75 SP 704.2 Wellborn fmr. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad ← to Du Pont · to High Springs → SP 715.3 Live Oak I-10 SP 735.5 Lee SP 745.6 Madison SP 756.4 Greenville Georgia and Florida Railway Aucilla River SP 764.6 Aucilla SP 770.8 Drifton fmr. Perry Cutoff (ACL) ← to Monticello · to Perry → SP 787.9 Chaires Lake Lafayette SP 799.3 Tallahassee fmr. Tallahassee Railroad (SAL) to St. Mark's FGA Bainbridge Subdivision (see below) Tallahassee Yard fmr. Georgia, Florida and Alabama Ry. (SAL) to Carrabelle Ochlockonee River SP 811.4 Midway I-10 SP 823.4 Quincy SP 825.6 Douglas City SP 828.7 Gretna AN Railway SP 842.5 00K 811.5 Chattahoochee Tallahassee Subdivision P&A Subdivision Apalachicola River 00K 801.5 Grand Ridge 00K 796.6 Cypress Chipola River 00K 785.9 Marianna 00K 776.7 Cottondale Bay Line Railroad 00K 767.2 Chipley 00K 758.0 Bonifay 00K 750.0 Caryville Choctawhatchee River 00K 747.3 Westville 00K 741.0 Ponce de Leon 00K 729.7 DeFuniak Springs 00K 716.5 Mossy Head fmr. Eglin Air Force Base Railroad Shoal River 00K 700.8 Crestview Yellow River 00K 680.0 Harold Blackwater River 00K 670.3 Milton 00K 668.6 Bagdad 00K 666.1 Avalon 00K 663.3 Pace Escambia Bay I-10 00K 645.0 Pensacola CSX PD Subdivision
Bainbridge Subdivision
CSX Bainbridge Subdivision SLC 77.8 Attapulgus Georgia Florida SLC 66.7 Havana I-10 SLC 52.0 Tallahassee FGA Main Line (see above) fmr. Georgia, Florida and Alabama Ry. (SAL) to Carrabelle
Note: Not to scale

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