File:WB Avenue R Southwest; Ex-ACL Bartow-Lake Alfred Branch, Winter Haven.jpg

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English: Westbound Avenue R Southwest as it is about to cross the former Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Bartow to Lake Alfred Branch in Winter Haven, Florida. Today this segment is an industrial siding off of the CSX Auburndale Subdivision, which was previously the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Miami Subdivision. Southwest of the junction with the former SAL Line, the line exists as the Winter Haven Branch of the Florida Midland Railroad. North of this crossing, the former ACL line is replaced by the Chain-of-Lakes Rail Trail starting in Downtown Winter Haven, and heading north to Lake Alfred.
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