1847-1922, railway company, England The title "Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway" was adopted by the Manchester & Leeds Railway in July, 1847 following its absorption of a number of earlier local railways, the largest of which was the Manchester and Leeds Railway. In 1922, Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway amalgamated with London and North Western Railways; the expanded LNWR subsequently formed part of the London and North Western Railway.

British owned railway operating in Argentina, opening in 1874. The company merged with the Central Argentine Railway in 1902.

Railway company established in 1846 and headquartered in Philadelphia. In 1968, the Pennsylvania Railroad merged with its rival New York Central Railroad, becoming the Penn Central Transportation Company. This new company filed for bankruptcy within two years.

Railway in Venezuela, known to have been active in 1888.

Railway was built to connect the quarries at Glyn Ceriog with the Shropshire Union Canal at Chirk. The line opened in 1873, initially powered with horses. Passengers services began in 1874. Passenger trains ceased operating in 1933, with goods trains closing two years later.

Railway line running from Cockburn on the South Australian state border to Broken Hill in New South Wales, operating between 1888 and 1970.