Ohio's three largest cities — Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati — haven't been connected directly by rail since 1967. But the dream of a new passenger rail line is now one step closer to reality.
Eastern Ohio proved a difficult location for a railroad. Obstacles included the Muskingum River at Zanesville, 700 feet (210 m) of excavation through the hard sandstone of the Blackhand Gorge along ...
The line is known as CAMY on the Ohio Rail Map. This rail line ends just west of Lilly Chapel although its abandoned right-of-way continues west to London, Ohio. The current rail line towers over the ...