Talk:Delaware Coast Line Railroad
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editThe text states that Atlantic Concrete Co., Inc. in Lewes is a DCLR customer. This is not true. Although the DCLR runs past the company's site, the DCLR's president stated there's no way to put a track in there that would fit with Atlantic Concrete's operation. If Atlantic Concrete were a customer, the abandonment of the eastern end of the line would be limited to the track beyond the company's site, rather than cutting off the easternmost 8 miles to a point just west of Cool Spring. The only customer in Lewes was SPI Pharma. Atlantic Concrete didn't go beyond being a potential customer.