Running 64 miles south from Spartanburg, SC to Greenwood, SC is CSX's
Spartanburg Subdivision.
Historically, this line is formerly the Charleston and Western Carolina Railway, a
subsidary of the Atlantic Coast Line. In 1959 the C&WC was included into
the ACL system.
Today the Spartanburg Sub is home to 12,000 ton coal trains that require pushers
and now DPU locomotives to negotiate the hilly South Carolina Terrain.
R-Line Video has visited the area numerous times to capture the action along
the entire line. The program is arranged in geographical order and includes
subtitles with pertinent train information (no narration).
Also included is a map so that you can follow along with the program.
Running Time: 90 Minutes
"CSX - The Charlotte Subdivision "
The Charlotte Subdivision is home to merchandise and
heavy coal trains traveling between the Blue Ridge
Subdivision (ex
Clinchfield) at Bostic, NC and the Monroe Subdivision (Seaboard's Hamlet to
Atlanta Main)
at Monroe, NC.
Over 40 trains are documented, many with
CSX's impressive AC6000CW locomotives.
The program also features the
numerous historic depots that still stand along the line.
Included is a
fold out map and timetable so that you can follow along across the "Old North
State".
No narration, just the stereo sound of heavy-duty mainline
railroading. All trains' pertinent information
are identified with subtitles
(train number, location, date, time etc).
Running Time: 90
Minutes
