The Litchfield and Madison Railway, nicknamed the St. Louis Gateway Route, was a Class I railroad in Illinois that operated 44 miles of track from its creation in 1900 until the Chicago and North Western Railway absorbed it in 1958.
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The railroad operated 44 miles (71 km) of track from its creation in 1900 until it was absorbed by the Chicago and North Western Railway in 1958.
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Railway in Illinois
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inception: 1900
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