Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad

Overview
Locale	New York state
Dates of operation	1849 (1849)–1901 (1901)
Successor	Rutland Railroad's Ogdensburg Division
Technical
Track gauge	4 ft 8+1⁄2 in (1,435 mm)
Length	211 miles (340 km)
Route map v t e Legend 0.0 Ogdensburg Anschluss Riverview-Gefängnis 13.7 Lisbon NY Hague Crossing NY 27.4 Madrid NY Grass River Raquette River to Syracuse 39.9 Norwood NY (( Potsdam Junction) to Waddington to Massena 44.6 Knapps 56.8 Winthrop NY Saint Regis River 65.5 North Lawrence Deer River to Ottawa 75.5 Moira nach Bombay nach Tupper Lake 79.3 Brushton 88.4 Bangor 97.8 Malone Salmon River Verbindung nach Montréal 99.5 Malone Junction NY Montréal–Herkimer Verbindung von Herkimer Little Trout River 109.6 Burke Chateaugay River 117.2 Chateaugay 129.1 Churubusco Anschlussgleis Steinbruch 133.4 Clinton Mills 142.7 Ellenburg 147.3 Forest 151.8 Irona 155.8 Altona Great Chazy River ? Woods Falls NY Great Chazy River 165.1 Mooers Forks Lachine–Canada Junction 169.9 Mooers ? Perry Mills NY Great Chazy River (2×) Interstate 87 181.7 Champlain NY 187.6 Rouses Point Junction NY nach Troy und St.-Lambert 188.1 Rouses Point nach Burlington Verbindung nach St.-Lambert Verbindungsgleis Burlington–St.-Lambert Lake Champlain (New York/Vermont) Burlington–Rouses Point Essex Jct.–Rouses Point Burlington–Rouses Point 194.0 Alburgh 200.0 East Alburgh Lake Champlain 201.0 West Swanton to Lunenburg 211.0 Maquam

The Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad was founded in 1849 as the Northern Railroad running from Ogdensburg to Rouses Point, New York. The 118-mile (190 km) railroad was leased by rival Central Vermont Railroad for several decades, ending in 1896. It was purchased in 1901 by the Rutland Railroad and became its Ogdensburg Division.