AA
Listed owner
Ann Arbor Railroad (1895-1976) → Ann Arbor Railroad (1988)
What this mark means
AA does not end in X, U, or Z. Those suffixes are the AAR conventions for private railcars, containers, and trailers. A mark with this shape is the kind assigned to a railroad or other common carrier.
The owner wording comes from the English Wikipedia reporting-mark list, with wiki markup removed. An arrow (→) is a succession of names as that page printed it. A semicolon separates more than one company listed for the same mark. RailcarID does not decide which name is the current one, and it does not attach a build date, a dimension, or a location to any individual car.
Related marks
- AAAXAnn Arbor Railroad (1895-1976) → Ann Arbor Railroad (1988)
- GETYGettysburg Railroad (1976-1996)
- A&AAnniston and Atlantic Railroad
Photos of cars with this mark
No photos are indexed for this page yet.
A later version of RailcarID will list public photos of a specific car on other sites. Each hit keeps the photo page link, the photographer's name, and the source site. A thumbnail is stored only when that source's license allows it. The picture itself stays on the original site.
Look up a car number
Add the number painted next to AA. You'll get a car page with this mark's owner line and room for photos and sightings.
Source: List of reporting marks: A on English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. RailcarID removed wiki markup and split notes out of the owner line. Attribution and the full change note.