Cheyenne Constructs Short Line to Maintain Access in Roger Mills County
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What happened
On November 3, 2026, Cheyenne constructed a short line to ensure continued access. Historically, Cheyenne built its own railroad, known as the Cheyenne Short Line, because the planned rail route from Clinton to Guymon would have favored Strong City, which was growing rapidly in Roger Mills County.
From hppr.org
Why it matters
The construction of this short line is part of a long-standing effort by Cheyenne to maintain vital access to Roger Mills County. This infrastructure effort reflects the historical struggle of Cheyenne to sustain business and viability against competing towns that benefited from major rail lines.
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Who's involved
- CheyenneCity that constructed the short line to maintain access
- Roger Mills CountyCounty that Cheyenne maintains access to via the short line
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The entities involved
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Cheyenne
city in Oklahoma, United States
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Roger Mills County
county in Oklahoma, United States
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