MoPac

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MoPac is the common nickname for the Missouri Pacific Railroad, a major historic U.S. railroad that operated across the Midwest and Southwest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Class I railroad
defunct railroad company
railroad company
alsoOperated passenger trains
beganOperations 19th century
country United States
dateIncorporated 1872
dateMerged 1982
finalCorporateAbsorption 1997
fleetType diesel locomotives
steam locomotives
foundedAs Pacific Railroad
fullName Missouri Pacific Railroad
headquartersLocation St. Louis, Missouri
historicalSignificance major regional carrier in the Midwest and Southwest United States
industry rail transport
mergedInto Union Pacific Railroad
nickname MoPac
notableService Colorado Eagle
Missouri River Eagle
Texas Eagle
operatedInRegion Midwest
Southwest
ownedInfrastructure locomotive shops
rail yards
railroad tracks
parentCompanyAfterMerger Union Pacific Corporation
predecessor Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
International–Great Northern Railroad
Pacific Railroad
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
primaryHub St. Louis, Missouri
primaryTraffic freight
reportingMarks MOPAC
MP
servedState Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Illinois
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
successor Union Pacific Railroad
trackGauge standard gauge

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