- Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
Railroad
Stevens Point Division Timetable No. 53
- Effective 12:01 AM Sunday, May 7, 1950
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- The Stevens Point Division was actually the Wisconsin
Central Railroad, and the main lines were from Chicago to the Twin Cities,
Ashland, and Duluth-Superior, and included most of the Wisconsin branch
lines. Track belonging to the MStP&SSM proper were part of the Gladstone
and Minneapolis-Duluth Divisions until the December 30, 1960 merger.
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- Cover
Page 1
First Sub Westward (Chicago-Shops Yard)
Related:
B&O Chicago Terminal Main Line (Inbound/Outbound), Forest Park-Chicago (Grand Central Station)
(used until 1963)
Map of B&O Chicago Terminal, with Soo passenger
route shown in red
Indiana Harbor Belt, Main Line (Soo passenger
trains used this line from Grand Ave-Broadview from 1963-65)
- Illinois Central Chicago Division (Broadview-Chicago
Central Station) (used 1963-65)
First Sub Eastward
Second Sub Westward (Shops Yard-Stevens
Point Yard) and Manitowoc Line
Related: Milwaukee Road, Milwaukee Division, 6th
Subdivision (Menasha Jct-Hilbert Jct)
Second Sub Eastward
Third Sub Westward (SP Yard-Chippewa
Falls Yard) and Eau Claire Line
Third Sub Eastward, Greenwood Line, and Nekoosa Line
Related: Chicago & North Western (Eastmar-Westrap)
Fourth Sub Westward (CF Yard-Trout Brook Jct-Minneapolis)
Related:
Northern Pacific/Minneapolis & St. Louis Joint Terminal, 1st Subdivision
(WB/EB)
Milwaukee Road, Twin Cities Terminals
Fourth Sub Eastward
Fifth Sub (Owen-Duluth)
Sixth Sub Branches (Athens-Abbotsford, Rib Lake-Chelsea,
Bessemer-Mellen)
Related: C&NW (Siemens-Lake St, Ironwood)
Sixth Sub Westward (Spencer-Ashland)
Sixth Sub Eastward
Special Instructions 1, 2,
3, 4, 5
Speed Restrictions 1, 2,
3
Company Surgeons and Watch Inspectors,
Provisional Stops
Tonnage Ratings
Train Dispatchers
Back Cover (Speed Table)