Omaha and South Western Railroad

The Omaha and South Western Railroad was a subsidiary of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, carrying the CB&Q from the west to Omaha, Nebraska starting in the 1860s.

The railroad line is still in operation by the BNSF Railway, successor to the CB&Q; Amtrak trains also operate over the line.^[1]

The town of La Platte in Sarpy County was laid out by the Omaha and Southwestern Railroad in 1870, and was named for the surrounding Platte River valley.^[2]

References

↑ Kratville, W.W. (2002) Railroads of Omaha and Council Bluffs. Arcadia Publishing. p. 41.
↑ "Nebraska Place Names (1925)", Retrieved 8/22/07.

Railroads in Omaha
Depots	34th Street Station Amtrak Station Burlington Station Florence Depot Gibson Station Omaha Quartermaster Depot Ralston Station Union Station Webster Street Station
Major carriers	Union Pacific Burlington North Western Missouri Pacific Rock Island Milwaukee Road Illinois Central Chicago Great Western Wabash
Minor carriers	Brandon Railroad Amtrak Omaha Traction Company Omaha Belt Line Omaha Zoo Railroad Omaha Road Omaha and Republican Valley Railway South Omaha Terminal Railway Omaha Southern Railway Omaha, Lincoln and Beatrice Railway Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Facilities	First transcontinental railroad Original Union Pacific Headquarters Union Pacific Center Union Pacific Harriman Dispatch Center Union Pacific Shops Omaha Rail and Commerce Historic District Kenefick Park Burlington Headquarters Building
Public transportation	Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Omaha and Southern Interurban Railway Omaha Cable Tramway Omaha Horse Railway Omaha Traction Company
Bridges	Union Pacific Missouri River Bridge East Omaha Bridge O Street Viaduct
Manufacturing	McKeen Motor Car Company Nebraska Rail Car
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