Very tough question- A British funded Railroad started in the 1800's- Some of it was in Canada. Other parts were in the northern U.S.A. Some places it ended was the east side of Lake Michigan and west side of Lake Huron. The rock group Grand Funk Railroad was named after the Grand Trunk Railroad. There were lots of lines all over the upper mid west and east and Canada. Looking at a map of this railroad will help you understand, because it's complicated. The railroad had financial problems and still retained the name after it was sold off. Canada wanted railroads, which were subsidized, because they were getting behind the U.S., and needed highways from east to west, which they didn't have in the early days.
Grand Trunk Western Railroad was created in 1928.
Grand Haven Railroad ended in 1881.
Grand Trunk Railway ended in 1923.
The historic Grand Trunk Railway no longer exists as such. However, there is a Grand Trunk Corporation, which is a holding company that owns quite a number of other companies, including the Grand Trunk Western Railroad. Please see the link.
Grand Trunk Junction Railway ended in 1901.
Grand Trunk Western Railway ended in 1928.
Grand Trunk Railway of Michigan ended in 1868.
A Grand Trunk West payment typically refers to a payment related to the Grand Trunk Western Railroad, which was a major freight and passenger railroad in the Midwest and Canada. These payments could involve transactions for freight services, ticket purchases, or operational costs associated with the railroad's services. The term may also appear in historical contexts or in discussions about railway financing and operations.
Grand Trunk Railway of Northern Indiana ended in 1868.
North Western Grand Trunk Railway ended in 1880.
The Grand Trunk Western Railroad (reporting mark GTW) is an important subsidiary of the Canadian National Railway (CN), constituting the majority of CN's Chicago Division (itself part of CN's Southern Region).
Grand Haven Railroad was created in 1878.