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Our Customer Operations team stands ready to serve shippers on our short line railroad operations across the country. Please contact us if you have questions about shipment rates, interchange ETAs, service, shipment tracking/tracing, or invoice questions. 

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1. Northeast Region

  1. OHRY - Owego & Harford Railroad
  2. LS - Luzerne & Susquehanna Railway
  3. RJCN - R. J. Corman Allentown Lines
  4. LRWY - Lehigh Railway
  5. RJCP - R. J. Corman Pennsylvania Lines
  6. RJCL - R. J. Corman Cleveland Lines
  7. RJCW - R. J. Corman Western Ohio Lines

2. Southeast Region

  1. RJCS - R. J. Corman Carolina Lines
  2. RJCV - R. J. Corman West Virginia Lines
  3. RFCC - Raleigh & Fayetteville Railroad
  4. RJAL - R. J. Corman Childersburg Lines

3. Central Region

  1. RJCR - R. J. Corman Bardstown Lines
  2. RJCC - R. J. Corman Central Kentucky Lines
  3. KXCG - Knoxville & Cumberland Gap Railroad
  4. RJCK - R. J. Corman Tennessee Terminal Lines
  5. NERR/NWR - Nashville & Eastern and Nashville & Western Railroads
  6. RJCM - R. J. Corman Memphis Lines

4. Southwest Region

  1. RJCD - R. J. Corman Texas Lines

Customer Success Stories


Hankook Tire built their first manufacturing facility in the United States in Clarksville, Tennessee. The company has 8 locations worldwide, but decided when they built the Tennessee facility to start receiving their material by rail for the first time. R. J. Corman Railroad Company began construction on a rail spur in March of 2015, building track on the inside of the facility and out to their Memphis Line.   
In the beginning months of 2015, discussions began between The Andersons Ethanol Group and R. J. Corman Railroad Company about the ability to handle and transport ethanol units in Greenville, Ohio. The Andersons Ethanol Group’s investment in ethanol comes from their core business, which is grain. It is most commonly transported by rail from industrial facilities to the marketplace.