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Ann Arbor History
- AAR Reporting Marks - AA
- The Ann Arbor Railroad, as now constituted, was sold to the Ann Arbor Acquisition Corporation in October, 1988. Today, the Ann Arbor is a Class III rail carrier providing rail service between Ann Arbor, Michigan and Toledo, Ohio. Ann Arbor interchanges traffic with three (3) Class I railroads in Toledo, Ohio; namely CSX, Norfolk Southern and Canadian National Railway; with one (1) Regional railroad in Toledo, Ohio; Wheeling and Lake Erie. In addition, Ann Arbor has interchange connections with Norfolk Southern at Milan, MI, the Great Lakes Central Railway Co., Inc. (GLC) at Osmer (north of Ann Arbor), and the Indiana & Ohio Railway (IORY) at Diann, MI.
Ann Arbor Trains
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| Symbol
| Origin/Base
| Destination/Turn Location
| Frequency
| Notes
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| Hallet yard, Toledo OH
| Osmer siding. (Interchange with the GLC)
| 161.355-General operations.
| the AA does not have any active customers in Ann Arbor anymore.
when osmer siding is full the old ferry passing siding in downtown AA is used occasionally.
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Ann Arbor Locomotives
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| Number
| Model
| Year(s) Built
| Notes
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| AA 2368
| GP39-2
| 1984
| ex-UP, nee-MKT
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| AA 2373
| GP39-2
| 1984
| ex-UP, nee-MKT
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| AA 7771
| GP38
| 1969
| ex-CR nee PC
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| AA 7791
| GP38
| 1969
| ex-CR nee PC
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| AA 7802
| GP38
| 1969
| ex-CR nee PC
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Ann Arbor (AA) Frequencies
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| Frequency
| AAR Channel
| Notes
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| 161.355
| 83
| General Operations
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| 161.490
| 92
| Ottawa Yard (Toledo, OH)
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