Executive Team:

• CEO: Mark R. George
• CFO: Jason A. Zampi
• COO: John Orr

Specialized Equipment:

• Locomotive Fleet: Operating approximately 2,800 active locomotives as of early 2020, with a mix of models primarily from EMD and GE, used for freight transport across their rail network.
• Railcar Fleet: Maintains a large and diverse fleet of freight railcars, including boxcars, hoppers, gondolas, and intermodal cars, serving a wide variety of commodity markets.

Major Facilities:

• Atlanta Intermodal Terminal: Major intermodal hub located in Atlanta, Georgia, serving as a critical freight transfer point within Norfolk Southern's network.
• Bellevue Yard: Large classification yard in Bellevue, Ohio, recognized as one of the largest rail yards in the United States, facilitating extensive freight sorting and distribution.

Geographic Scope:

Norfolk Southern operates the largest intermodal rail network in eastern North America, spanning 19,420 route miles across 22 eastern U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and with trackage rights extending into Canada via the Albany to Montreal corridor. Its scale includes moving over 7 million carloads annually and connecting major metropolitan areas and ports, enabling seamless freight movement and international trade.

Strategic Hubs:

• Atlanta, USA: The Atlanta headquarters serves as Norfolk Southern's central hub for executive leadership, dispatch operations, service support, crew management, corridor operations, customer service, and administrative functions, making it the strategic nerve center for the entire 22-state rail network.
• Norfolk, USA: The Norfolk Terminal, including Lamberts Point, is a key operational hub for Norfolk Southern, historically significant as a former Norfolk & Western main line and currently vital for connecting major East Coast ports with inland rail corridors.
• Chicago, USA: Chicago functions as a major Midwest hub for Norfolk Southern, facilitating the interchange of freight between eastern and western railroads and serving as a critical gateway for national and international cargo distribution.
• Cleveland, USA: Cleveland is a pivotal Midwest hub, with intermodal terminals such as Maple Heights providing direct access to regional and national transportation corridors, supporting efficient freight movement and supply chain integration.
• Macon, USA: The Macon District is a primary southern hub for Norfolk Southern, serving as the main line to Florida and supporting high-capacity freight movement between the Southeast and the rest of the network.

Strategic Partnerships:

Core Services:

• Merchandise Freight: Transportation of diverse commodities such as chemicals, agriculture products, metals, construction materials, paper, and consumer goods, offering tailored solutions for various industrial sectors.
• Intermodal Freight: Movement of shipping containers and trailers, connecting ports and inland distribution centers, with advanced technology for real-time tracking and seamless integration with other transportation modes.