| 词条 | International Rail Road Systems |
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railroad_name=International Rail Road Systems| logo_size=| logo_filename=| locale= British Columbia| start_year=1998| end_year=2012| hq_city=Fruitvale, British Columbia| marks=IRRS }} |} The International Rail Road Systems {{Reporting mark|IRRS}} was a Canadian short line railway company operating in south-eastern British Columbia, Canada. In 1998 the railroad acquired the Columbia Gardens - Fruitvale - Park Siding - Salmo, BC route from BNSF Railway; interlining with the Kettle Falls International Railway in Columbia Gardens.[1] The railway operated one EMD GP9 locomotive. In 1999, the stretch of track from Park Siding to Salmo was abandoned, and then in 2008 the stretch of track between Fruitvale and Park Siding was abandoned. Most of the traffic on this railway was for the Atco Sawmill in Fruitvale. On or about August 1, 2012, the line was sold to the Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railway Corporation, a newly formed subsidiary of shipper Atco Wood Products.[2] The name is derived from Daniel Corbin's original Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railway Co. that constructed the line between 1891 and 1893. References1. ^International Rail Road Systems - IRRS Information {{Canada railways}}{{Portal|Railways}}{{Canada-rail-transport-stub}}{{BritishColumbia-transport-stub}}2. ^ASLRRA New and Changing Railroads (Retrieved 2013-08-29) 3 : British Columbia railways|Defunct British Columbia railways|Spin-offs of the BNSF Railway |
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