Branch after the Midland North Carolina Railway. The branch closely paralleled the North Carolina Railroad (which was operated by the Southern Railway). Atlantic Coast Line abandoned the Midland Branch in 1930. Clinton Branch The Clinton Branch was built in 1887 and ran from the main line at Warsaw west to Clinton. The Clinton Branch (known today simply as the Clinton Spur) is still in service today and it is partially operated by the Clinton Railroad. Stations Main Line Scotland Neck Branch Nashville Branch Tarboro Branch Midland Branch Clinton Branch References 4 ft 8 in gauge railways in the United States Defunct North Carolina railroads Predecessors of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Railway companies established in 1855 Railway companies disestablished in 1900 Defunct South Carolina railroads 1855 establishments in North Carolina 1900 disestablishments in North Carolina American companies disestablished in 1900