N.C, RR Structures

Last Updated 6/29/11. Updated counties are symbolized by a #; updated towns are in red type. A Directory of North Carolina's Railroad Structures published by the Old North State Chapter of the NRHS and compiled by Peterson, Reevy, and Dowdy is the source of much of this list. Other data came from various RSHS publications and personal research. Others who contributed to this list include Derek Allen, John Crawford, James Dent, Paul Folmsbee, John Horton, Ken Humphreys, John D. Jones, James Kelling, James Maynard, Robert Nelson, Art Peterson,Thomas Raper, Gerri Reaves, John H. Roy, Jr., Kipp Teague, and Bernie Wagenblast. .

6/16/03 Removed Burnsville (Yancey Co.) 8/21/03 Removed Millbrook (Wake Co.) 10/7/04 Removed relocated Pineville (Mecklenburg Co.) 2/13/05 Removed Leaksville 4/25/05 Removed Bear Creek and Turkey 4/7/07 Removed Moncure 5/07 Removed Nicanor (Perquimans County) 4/10 Removed Kinston (Lenoir County)

Alamance	Alexander	Alleghany	Anson	Ashe	Avery	Beaufort	Bertie	Bladen	Brunswick
Buncombe	Burke	Cabarrus	Caldwell	Camden	Carteret	Caswell	Catawba	Chatham	Cherokee
Chowan	Clay	Cleveland	Columbus	Craven	Cumberland	Currituck	Dare	Davidson	Davie
Duplin	Durham	Edgecombe	Forsyth#	Franklin	Gaston	Gates	Graham	Granville	Greene
Guilford	Halifax	Harnett	Haywood	Henderson	Hertford	Hoke	Hyde	Iredell	Jackson
Johnston	Jones	Lee	Lenoir	Lincoln	McDowell#	Macon	Madison	Martin	Mecklenburg
Mitchell#	Montgomery	Moore	Nash	New Hanover	Northampton	Onslow	Orange	Pamlico	Pasquotank
Pender	Perquimans	Person	Pitt	Polk	Randolph	Richmond	Robeson	Rockingham	Rowan
Rutherford	Sampson	Scotland	Stanly	Stokes	Surry	Swain	Transylvania	Tyrrell	Union
Vance	Wake	Warren	Washington	Watauga	Wayne	Wilkes	Wilson	Yadkin	Yancey

Recent updates: removed SRR depot from Reidsville, removed WSSB depot from Lexington.