The Birmingham Terminal Railway's fire breathing dragon logo is a perfect representation of the industrial and energy sectors that are served by the Alabama railroad. Formerly known as the Birmingham Southern Railroad, the 75.9 mile line provides service to more than 30 Customers in the Birmingham.  The railroad has the distinct advantage of access to barge traffic via Port Birmingham Terminal which is located on the Black Warrior River. The Black Warrior River is part of the Tenn-Tom Waterway which empties out into the Gulf of Mexico at Mobile, Alabama and provides the BHRR with the ability to ship commodities to and from all parts of the world.

The Birmingham Terminal Railway (BHRR) connects to three Class I railroads, the BNSF, CSX and the NS. In addition to providing freight service the railroad also boasts a mechanical and locomotive shop. 

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