Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Great Northwest Railroad (GRNW) is located in north central Idaho, and runs a mainline of approximately 77 miles (124 km). Known as the Camas Prairie Railroad until 1998 and then Camas Prairie Railnet, Watco Companies purchased the line in 2004 and renamed it the GRNW.The railroad runs from Lewiston, Idaho west to Riparia, Washington, and interchanges with the Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Railway and Union Pacific Railroad at Ayer, Washington. Construction was completed later to form an additional branch between Spalding and Grangeville for 66 miles (106 km) and a 40-mile (64 km) connection between Orofino and Headquarters, Idaho. The GRNW interchanges east of Lewiston with the Bountiful Grain & Craig Mountain Railroad (BG&CM). Primary commodities of the GRNW are forest products consisting of lumber, bark, paper and tissue; agricultural products, industrial and farm chemicals, scrap iron and frozen vegetables."@en }
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- Great_Northwest_Railroad abstract "The Great Northwest Railroad (GRNW) is located in north central Idaho, and runs a mainline of approximately 77 miles (124 km). Known as the Camas Prairie Railroad until 1998 and then Camas Prairie Railnet, Watco Companies purchased the line in 2004 and renamed it the GRNW.The railroad runs from Lewiston, Idaho west to Riparia, Washington, and interchanges with the Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Railway and Union Pacific Railroad at Ayer, Washington. Construction was completed later to form an additional branch between Spalding and Grangeville for 66 miles (106 km) and a 40-mile (64 km) connection between Orofino and Headquarters, Idaho. The GRNW interchanges east of Lewiston with the Bountiful Grain & Craig Mountain Railroad (BG&CM). Primary commodities of the GRNW are forest products consisting of lumber, bark, paper and tissue; agricultural products, industrial and farm chemicals, scrap iron and frozen vegetables.".
- Q5599698 abstract "The Great Northwest Railroad (GRNW) is located in north central Idaho, and runs a mainline of approximately 77 miles (124 km). Known as the Camas Prairie Railroad until 1998 and then Camas Prairie Railnet, Watco Companies purchased the line in 2004 and renamed it the GRNW.The railroad runs from Lewiston, Idaho west to Riparia, Washington, and interchanges with the Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Railway and Union Pacific Railroad at Ayer, Washington. Construction was completed later to form an additional branch between Spalding and Grangeville for 66 miles (106 km) and a 40-mile (64 km) connection between Orofino and Headquarters, Idaho. The GRNW interchanges east of Lewiston with the Bountiful Grain & Craig Mountain Railroad (BG&CM). Primary commodities of the GRNW are forest products consisting of lumber, bark, paper and tissue; agricultural products, industrial and farm chemicals, scrap iron and frozen vegetables.".