Cortuga and Rio Mamb Western Railroad

The Cortuga and Rio Mamb Western Railroad (reporting mark CRMW), often shortened to Rio Mamb, C&RM or C&RMW, formerly the Cortuga & Rio Mamb Railroad, is a Zokesian Class I railroad company. The railroad started as a 3 ft (914 mm) narrow-gauge line running north from Cortuga, Zokesia, in 1894. It served mainly as a transcontinental bridge line between Cortuga and the Mamb, where the river trade brought goods south to Zokesia. The Rio Mamb is also a major origin of coal and mineral traffic.

Cortuga and Rio Mamb Western Railroad
Industry		Railroad
Location
Headquaters		Cortuga, Zokesia
Area Served		Kolus
Founded		1894
Registration
Code		CRMW
Operations
Hubs		Cortuga Drekevak Zappen Ellagrad
Fleet size		24
Destinations		65

History

Map of C&RMW routes (c. 2184).

References

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  A C&RMW 4-6-2 hauls a load of boxcars north to Zappen
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  C&RMW manifest hauling a load of boxcars from Ellagrad en route to Cortuga
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  Westbound freight crawls up the grade to Cortuga
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  C&RMW boxcars sit on a siding in Cortuga
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  A brake van of the Rio Mamb, featuring elevated windows for conductor
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  C&RMW No.122 pulling a cut of cars