The following railways or railroads are or were called the Southern Railway or Southern Railroad:
Outside North America
- Austrian Southern Railway, a railway company operating in Austria-Hungary between 1841 and 1923
- Southern (train operating company), operator of the South Central rail franchise in the United Kingdom since 2000
- Southern Railway (Great Britain), a railway company in southern England between 1923 and 1947
- Southern Railway (India)
- Southern Railways (Ukraine)
- Railway to Beersheba, Israel
- Southern Railway (Württemberg)
North America
- Norfolk Southern Railway, a Class 1 railroad in the eastern United States.
- Southern Railway (U.S.) between 1894 and 1982, now part of Norfolk Southern
- Canada Southern Railway, part of the New York Central Railroad
- Southern Railway and Navigation Company, a line of steamboats on the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers
- Arizona Southern Railroad
- Arkansas Southern Railroad, part of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
- British Columbia Southern Railway, part of the Canadian Pacific Railway
- Southern Railway of British Columbia
- California Southern Railroad (possibly several companies of that name)
- Carolina Southern Railway
- Dakota Southern Railroad, part of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
- Florida Southern Railroad and Florida Southern Railway, part of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
- Georgia Southern Railroad, part of the Southern Railway (US)
- Illinois Southern Railway, part of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
- Indiana Southern Railroad (never built)
- Southern Railway (Indiana), part of the Southern Railway (US)
- Southern Railway (Kentucky), part of the Southern Railway (US)
- Indiana and Illinois Southern Railway, part of the Illinois Central Railroad
- Iowa Southern Railroad, part of the Wabash Railway
- Iowa Southern Railway, part of the Chicago and North Western Railway
- Kansas Southern Railway, part of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
- Southern Railroad of Long Island, part of the Long Island Rail Road
- Louisiana Southern Railway, part of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
- Southern Railroad (Michigan), part of the New York Central Railroad
- Minnesota Southern Railway, part of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
- Southern Railroad (Mississippi), part of the Southern Railway (US)
- Southern Railway (Mississippi), part of the Southern Railway (US)
- Southern Railway and Light Company and Southern Railway and Traction Company, a street railway in Natchez, Mississippi
- Missouri Southern Railroad
- Southern Railway (St. Louis), a street railway in St. Louis, Missouri
- Montana Southern Railway
- Nebraska Southern Railway, part of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
- Nevada Southern Railroad, part of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
- New Brunswick Southern Railway, part of the Canadian Pacific Railway
- New Jersey Southern Railroad and New Jersey Southern Railway, part of the Central Railroad of New Jersey
- Ohio Southern Railroad, part of the Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad
- Pennsylvania Southern Railroad
- Quebec Southern Railway, part of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad
- Southern Railroad of New Jersey, a short line
- Tennessee Southern Railroad, part of the Illinois Central Railroad
- Tennessee and Carolina Southern Railway, part of the Southern Railway
- Texas Southern Railway
- Southern Railway (Texas), part of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
- Utah Southern Railroad, part of the Union Pacific Railroad
- Vermont Southern Railroad, part of the Boston and Maine Railroad
- Virginia and Carolina Southern Railroad, part of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
- Virginia Southern Railroad
- Washington Southern Railway (Washington) in Washington state
- Washington Southern Railway (Virginia) in Virginia, south from Washington, D.C.
- West Virginia Southern Railway, part of the Norfolk and Western Railway
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