- Arnaud Railway
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Chemin de fer Arnaud Locale eastern Quebec, Canada Dates of operation 1965– Track gauge 4 ft 8 1⁄2 in (1,435 mm) (standard gauge) Headquarters Pointe-Noire, Quebec The Chemin de fer Arnaud (English translation: Arnaud Railway) is a Canadian short line railway operating in the province of Quebec.
Opened in 1965, the railway operates a line running around Sept-Îles Harbour from Arnaud Junction, on the Quebec North Shore and Labrador Railway to ship loading facilities at Pointe-Noire.
The railway is owned by the Wabush Mining Company, which mines iron ore in Wabush, NL. The ore is transported from the mine to a connection with QNSL at Wabush, NL by Arnaud's sister railway, the Wabush Lake Railway. QNSL transports the ore between Wabush, NL and Arnaud Jct., QC. At Arnaud Jct., the ore is transferred to Chemin de fer Arnaud for the final journey to Pointe-Noire, QC.
Formerly Cleveland Cliffs, Cliffs owns appx. 25percent of railway.
Currently, this railway (along with the Tshiuetin Rail Transportation line, QNSL, and Wabush Lake Railway) form an isolated railroad network, as it does not interchange with any other rail lines on the North American network at this time.
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Railways of Canada Common freight carriers APR • Arnaud • Battle River • BCRY • BNSF • BTR • Cartier • CBNS • CEMR • CFL • CFO • CN • CP • CSXT • CTRW • EMRY • ETL • FLR • GEXR • GFR • GSR • GWRS • HBRY • HCRY • IRRS • Keewatin • KFR • KPR • LMR • MDW • MMA • NBSR • NS • OBRY • ONT • OS • OVR • PAR • QGRY • QNS&L • QRC • RCRR • RLHH • Romaine • RS • SCR • SLQ • SORA • SRY • SVI • TRR • TR • TRRY • TSH • Wabush • WHRC
Private carriers GWWDR • Inco • Port of Montreal
Class II and III Railways Class II and class III railways of Canada Current (operating)
regional railways[citation needed]Former or fallen flag
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short line railwaysANR • APR • APRE • ARM • Battle River • ARND • BCRY • BFDC • CBNS • CBC • CEMR • CFC • CFL • CFM • CFMG • CFQG • CFRR • CFRS • CR • CRM • CTRW • CWRL • ENR • ETR • FSSR/EKRC • GEXR • GHRP • GFR • GJD • GRS • GWWD • GWR • HCRR • HCRY • HCWR • HPHV • INCO • IRRS • KFR • KHR • KPR • KVSR • LWR • L&PS • NBSR • OKAN • OBRY • OSR • OVR • OVO • PDCR • PCHR • POM • PSTR • QGRY • RLHH • RLK • RMRS • S&HR • SCR • SLQ • SOR • SRCL • SRY • SSR • STCR • STER • SVI • TRRY • VDHR • WABL • WSJR/WCR • WCRA • WHRC • YDHRFormer or fallen flag
short line railwaysANY • B&HER • BCER • BR • C&K • C&SL • CVR • CVR • CW&LER • DH • DVR • DWP • EIR • G&LS • GFCR • GRNR • GVR • H&BIR • H&DR • H&NWR • HER • HG&BER • HGR • HIR • HRE • HSR • H&SW • IRM • K&P • K&S • KLR • KVR • L&LER • L&MSR • LEN • LB&PR • M&MR/M&M • MKNR • MSRT • NBEC • N&NR • N&NWR • N&S • NN&RW • NGR • NSR • NSR • NYR • O&Q • OCRR • OLO • O&RRR/ORRR • PAD&WR/PADW • QC • S&L • SAR • SOO • STLH • SW&AR • T&MER • T&SER • TG&B • TCR • THB • TNR • TRC • TS&MJR • TSt.R • TSR • T&YRR • WI • WAR • WCR • WE&LSR • WESR • WG&B • WTV&IRSee also: List of Canadian railways Categories:- Quebec railways
- Industrial railways
- Sept-Îles, Quebec
- Transportation in Côte-Nord
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