Iowa, Chicago and Eastern Railroad
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Die Iowa, Chicago and Eastern Railroad (IC&E; AAR-reporting mark ICE) war eine als regional railroad eingestufte Bahngesellschaft. Das Unternehmen betrieb von 2002 bis 2008 Güterverkehr auf einem rund 2200 km langen, überwiegend in den US-Bundesstaaten Illinois, Iowa, Missouri und Minnesota sowie auf einem kurzen Abschnitt in Wisconsin gelegenen Bahnnetz, darunter eigene Strecken mit einer Gesamtlänge von 1839 km. Die IC&E war über die Beteiligungsgesellschaft Cedar American Rail Holdings durch die (DM&E) gegründet worden und hatte die Anlagen der I&M Rail Link erworben. 2008 wurden DM&E und IC&E an die Canadian Pacific Railroad (CP) verkauft.
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Die Iowa, Chicago and Eastern Railroad (IC&E; AAR-reporting mark ICE) war eine als regional railroad eingestufte Bahngesellschaft. Das Unternehmen betrieb von 2002 bis 2008 Güterverkehr auf einem rund 2200 km langen, überwiegend in den US-Bundesstaaten Illinois, Iowa, Missouri und Minnesota sowie auf einem kurzen Abschnitt in Wisconsin gelegenen Bahnnetz, darunter eigene Strecken mit einer Gesamtlänge von 1839 km. Die IC&E war über die Beteiligungsgesellschaft Cedar American Rail Holdings durch die (DM&E) gegründet worden und hatte die Anlagen der I&M Rail Link erworben. 2008 wurden DM&E und IC&E an die Canadian Pacific Railroad (CP) verkauft.
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