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Central Pacific Railroad

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The Governor Stanford locomotive

The Central Pacific Railroad, (later to become the Southern Pacific Railroad), was planned by Theodore Judah and financed mostly through the efforts of the "Big Four," who were Sacramento, California businessmen Leland Stanford, Collis Huntington, Charles Crocker, and Mark Hopkins. It was created to build the first transcontinental railroad.

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Amasa Leland Stanford | Collis Huntington | Collis P. Huntington | Espee | First Transcontinental Railroad | First Transcontinental Railroad (North America) | Golden Spike National Historic Site | Leland Stanford | List of North American Railroads | List of United States railroads | List of railway companies | Pacific Railroad Act | Pacific Railway Act | Pacific Railway Acts | Railroads of the United States | Railroads of the United States of America | Southern Pacific | Southern Pacific Railroad | Southern Pacific Railroad Company | Train | Trainset | Union Pacific | Union Pacific Railroad


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