Extended northward to Raeford and southward to Johns after 1917.

The Wagram-Raeford line was originally built by the Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad in 1909, then sold to the Laurinburg & Southern Railroad in 1921.

The Laurinburg & Southern Railroad operates in south-central North Carolina from Johns through Laurinburg to Raeford, serving shippers in Scotland and Hoke counties. The company, which began operations in 1909, is owned by the Gulf & Ohio Railways of Knoxville, Tennessee. The Laurinburg & Southern Railroad connects with CSX and the Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad.

Commodities carried by the railroad are grain, fertilizer, soda ash, coal, and lime. The company owns four (4) locomotives and transports over 7,500 carloads annually.

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Towns on Route:

John Station > Johns (1912)

Laurinburg

Fontcol > Wagram (1910)

Raeford