Cotton Plant-Fargo

Company History: The CP-F was established in 1952 to save rail service on the 6 mile line from a connection with Cotton Belt in Fargo, Arkansas to the town of Cotton Plant. This had been part of the Helena & Northwestern which had just been abandoned. Their sole locomotive was a 20 ton Plymouth originally built in 1928 for Ohio Seamless Tube. The CP-F closed for good in 1977.

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