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Template:Pittsburgh, Mars and Butler Railway

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Pittsburgh, Mars and Butler
New Castle
Cascade Park
W.A.R.R. Depot
E. New Castle
Rozzi
Wilkinson
Gardner
Weir
Shenango
Rose
Energy
Cox
Baldwin
Moravia
Springs
Marquis
Smiley
Wayne
Slippery Rock
Wilson
Hazel Dell
Elwood Junction
Wurtemburg
Knox
Frisco
Hazen
N. Sewickley
Elwood Country Club
Jackson
Rustick Park
Willow Grove
River View
Marion
Eckert
Goemring
Fombell
Spruce Hill
Pine Run
Pflugh
Ben Venue
Valley
Allen
Lockwood
Zelienople
Harmony Jct.
Knights Pythias
Nurseries
Ziegler
Burnstown
Elwood
Church
Park Gate
Hartman
Belton
Toll House
Hoyt Dale
Koppel
Koppel Sub. Sta.
So. Koppel
Homewood
Horne
Grimm
Morado
Beaver Falls
Butler
Pierce
Lyndora
Highfield
Duffey
Eberhart
Woodlawn
Miller
Meridian
Cupps
Reiber
Walker
Graham
Connoquenessing
Forward
Buhl
Ash
Stamm
Dambach
Walden
Bredanville
Kummer
Leibler
Odell
Phillips
McCalmont
Renfrew
Thorne Creek
McBride
Brown
Yingling
Butler C. Club
Nixon
Duffey
Star
Conabee
Adams
Hughes
Lloyd
Hayes
Pershing
Rosebaugh
McCandless
Humes
Hutchman
Cashdollar
Ludwig
Evans City
Mars
May
Irwin
Marburger
Callery
Kaufman
Kiser
Burke
West
Plains Church
Frankilin Rd.
Rowan
Criders
Dutihl
Thornhill
School
Robinson
Fowler
Warrendale
Wheatland
Bradford Woods
Burmar
Brennan
Wexford
Crystal Springs
Richards
Biening
Pine Creek
Ingomar
Glen Manor
Willoughby
Peets
Brants
Highland
Perrymont
Kaylor
Pines
Keown
Mellwood
North Ivory
Heim
Evergreen
McCutcheon
Brookview
Brooks
Myers
Eakin
Belper
Ross
Ivory
Brickworks
Dight
Downieville
Valencia
Arcadia
State Road
Bakerstown
St. Barnabas
McKelvey
Dickey
Gibsonia
Richland Hts.
Gemsys Hts.
Smith
Hardies
Hampton
Poff
Bardona
Wickline
Health Farm
Wildwood
Sample
W. Hoffman
McCune
Furgason
Allison Park
Elfinwild
Mt. Royal
Vilsack
Stock Farm
Glenshaw
Under Cliff
Braun
Broadway
Gibson
Shaler Hts.
Etna
Pittsburgh (Liberty and Market)

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