NBM Railways crosses the St John River
between Van Buren, Maine and St Leonard, New Brunswick, where it
connects with CN
NBM Railways crosses the US border between
Vanceboro, Maine and St Croix, New Brunswick
NBM Railways crosses the US border three times
between Milltown (near St Stephen), New Brunswick and Woodland, Maine.
There is no direct connection with any other railway in the US.
Local and Regional Freight Operators
Cape Breton & Central Nova Scotia Railway
Truro, Nova Scotia (interchange with CN) via Stellarton (branch to
Abercrombie), New Glasgow (branch to Trenton) and Port Hawkesbury
(local branches) to Point Tupper, Cape Breton Island,
Nova Scotia. Total length of line about 147 miles (236 km). A further
95 miles (153 km) from Point Tupper to Sydney is currently out of
service but retained for possible future reopening
Sydney Coal Railway from the harbour at Sydney, Cape Breton
Island, Nova Scotia to the Nova Scotia Power generating plant at Lingan.
Operated by CANAC (Website contains no
details relating to railway)
St John (interchange with CN) via McAdam (branch via St Stephen to
Woodland, Maine) and St Croix to destinations in the US
St Leonard (interchange with CN) via the Van Buren Bridge to
destinations in the US
Museum Railways
Elmira Railway Museum Elmira, Prince Edward
Island. Short rides in works vehicles or handcars and a miniature
railway. Operate daily during the summer months.
