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ssw_96Charter Member · 1121 posts

We have some auto trains that originate from the east, and i'd like to know the eastern symbls for these trains. First is the AINAR (CSX) Indianapolis, IN to Arlington, TX (Dallas). This is a daily train that runs in the late evening-midnight. Next is the ADEWF Detroit MI, to Whitfield TX (Dallas Area). This is also a daily train. The the CN/GT run through is the ASMSH. This train used to be the AGFSH. The ASMSH is Salem, IL-Shreveport (Reisor Yd), that is the symbol now, the old symbol AGFSH, Griffith, IN-Shreveport (Reisor Yd). I assume thats where the train is handed off to the UP.
Now for some freight trains. MCIPB Cincinnati, OH-Pine Bluff, AR (NS/CSX not sure) MPIPB Pittsburg, PA-Pine Bluff, AR (NS/CSX not sure). All of these trains have a returning symbol of NL (North Little Rock, AR). Any help with these would be appreciated.

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