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At the start of the war there was 1,016 miles of railroad and it began to drop as the war wore on since both sides began to destroy the tracks. In 1862 there were 720 miles, 1863 574 miles, 1864 947 miles, 1865 819 miles of track. Only in 1866 did the miles of track at 1404 become larger than before the war. By 1879 there was 5,006 miles of track.

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