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December 1992 Trains has info on the CSX sale.

List of lines

Main Line (Pittsburgh to Youngstown)
- Neville Island
- Ohio River Branch: Monaca-Kobuta
- Beaver Valley Railroad: Bridgewater-Vanport
- Bradys Run Spur: Fallston
- Ellwood City Branch: West Elwood Junction-Ellwood City
- Koppel Branch: West Elwood Junction-Koppel
- Crescentdale Spur: Crescentdale
- New Castle Branch: New Castle Junction-New Castle
  - Big Run Branch: New Castle
  - Erie trackage rights, New Castle-Sharon: abandoned 1976
- Lowellville Branch: Bentley
  - Mahoning State Line Railroad: Bentley-Hillsville
    - Walford Branch: Walford
- Youngstown Branch: Struthers-Graham
  - Lake Erie and Eastern Railroad: Graham-Girard
- Conrail trackage rights, Youngstown-Ashtabula: acquired 1976
  - N&W trackage rights, Ashtabula-Buffalo: acquired 1976?
- Conrail trackage rights, Youngstown-Shenango: acquired 1976
Youghiogheny Subdivision → Youghiogheny Branch: Pittsburgh-Connellsville
- Monongahela Subdivision → Monongahela Branch: McKeesport-Brownsville
  - Speers Run Branch: Belle Vernon-Somers
- Elwell Branch: Whitsett Junction-Star Junction
- Dickerson Run

The P&LE also owned, partially or fully, the Monongahela Railway, Montour Railroad, Pittsburgh, Chartiers and Youghiogheny Railway, and Youngstown and Southern Railway.

--NE2 06:33, 27 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

suggested conversion

1419 million ton-miles → {{convert|1419000000|ST/mi|t/km}} {{convert|1419000000|ST/mi|LT/mi t/km}} 1,419,000,000 short tons per mile (800,000,000 t/km) 1,419,000,000 short tons per mile (1.267×10⁹ long ton/mi; 800,000,000 t/km) Peter Horn User talk 21:22, 5 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]