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NCRR is the one private railroad company that has been driving economic growth for North Carolina for over 175 years. We maintain our rail corridor that serves as the state’s essential conduit and work with communities and companies to provide dynamic services and best-in-class, rail-centric solutions.
NC Rail Map. The NCRR Corridor spans 317 miles of North Carolina from Charlotte to Morehead City. To view the NCRR corridor, various rail routes and logistical centers, choose from the legend below. Download PDFs: Full Map with all routes and centers.
A railroad company promoting and facilitating opportunities leading to economic gains for North Carolina. Our Mission Focus on our rail & safety expertise, assets, and advantageous corridor to provide dynamic services and best-in-class solutions.
NCRR completes the renovation of the former freight depot in downtown Raleigh. Today, the restored building, still owned by the North Carolina Railroad Company, offers a diverse range of food and beverage options in Raleigh’s Warehouse District.
Manuel Munoz. Economic Development Coordinator.
2809 Highwoods Blvd., Raleigh, NC 27604. 919-954-7601. ncrr_info@ncrr.com. Emergency Contacts. © Copyright 2024, North Carolina Railroad Company | site by Winnow Creative.
Raleigh Chief Deputy Secretary, North Carolina Department of Commerce.
The North Carolina Railroad Company (NCRR) owns and manages the 317-mile rail corridor that extends across 16 counties from the Port of Morehead City to Charlotte and impacts nearly a quarter of the state’s economy. The railroad carries 50-60 freight trains and 10 passenger trains daily. As the oldest extant private business corporation in ...
North Carolina Railroad Company: investing in North Carolina’s rail industry through economic development. NCRR is unique. We are a private corporation, with one hundred percent of our stock owned by the state of North Carolina.
If you have questions regarding whether or not an existing use or structure falls within the corridor, or if you are contemplating building adjacent to the NCRR corridor and need to clarify boundaries, contact the North Carolina Railroad Company’s Corridor Management Department.