Railroad passenger train public timetable from the former Central of Georgia Railway Company; this timetable is dated January 1966. The Central was the dominant railroad in Georgia for many decades, serving the major cities of Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Columbus and Macon; it also served many smaller cities and towns. The railroad extended into eastern Alabama and southern Tennessee. Like most regional lines, it has financial issues and was ultimately acquired by the Southern Railway System in the 1960s; its surviving trackage today is operated primarily by Norfolk Southern.