Companhia Paulista de Estradas de Ferro

Companhia Paulista de Estradas de Ferro

Map of the lines of Companhia Paulista de Estradas de Ferro c. 1930/1931 (from the archive of the Museu Paulista).
Overview
Headquarters	Jundiaí (operational) São Paulo (administractive)
Reporting mark	CP,[1] CPEF
Locale	São Paulo, Brazil
Dates of operation	30 January 1868 (1868-01-30)–28 October 1971 (1971-10-28)
Predecessor	The Rio Claro São Paulo Railway Company
Successor	FEPASA
Technical
Track gauge	1,600 mm (5 ft 3 in) 1,000 mm (3 ft 3+3⁄8 in)
Length	1,536 km (954 mi)[2]
Trunk line Legend SPR's Trunk line 0,000 - Jundiaí (SPR) Jundiaí Branch (CYEF) 0,848 - Jundiaí Paulista 4,945 - Horto 10,460 - Corrupira Jundiaí Louveira 15,293 - Louveira EF Itatibense Louveira Vinhedo 22,921 - Vinhedo Vinhedo Valinhos 30,603 - Valinhos Valinhos Campinas 40,499 - Samambaia 44,042 - Campinas CMEF's Trunk line and Campineiro Railway Branch 53,009 - Boa Vista Boa Vista–Guaianã Variant and Boa Vista–Guedes Campinas Hortolândia 62,605 - Hortolândia Hortolândia Sumaré 69,615 - Sumaré Sumaré Nova Odessa 75,623 - Nova Odessa 78,387 - Recanto Piracicaba–Nova Odessa Branch Nova Odessa Americana 81,959 - Americana 87,634 - São Jerônimo Americana Limeira 93,794 - Tatu 100,281- Itaipu 105,459 - Limeira Limeira Cordeirópolis 111,006 - Ibicaba 116,965 - Cordeirópolis Descalvado Branch Cordeirópolis Santa Gertrudes 125,992 - Santa Gertrudes Santa Gertrudes Rio Claro (old line) Rio Claro Analândia Branch (CPEF) 128,129 - Santana 131,188 - Rio Claro (new) Batovi 138,944 - Batovi (new) Camaquã 144,528 - Camaquã (new) Itapé Rio Claro Itirapina Graúna 157,428 - Graúna (new) Ubá 174,370 - Itirapina West Trunk line (CPEF) Jaú Branch 181,060 - Estrela 187,320 - Visconde do Rio Claro Itirapina São Carlos 195,325 - Conde do Pinhal 204,927 - Hipódromo 206,308 - São Carlos Água Vermelha Branch Ribeirão Bonito Branch 211,676 - Retiro São Carlos Ibaté 221,210 - Ibaté 227,801 - Tamoio Ibaté Araraquara 235,457 - Chibarro 244,297 - Ouro 253,767 - Araraquara EFA's Trunk line Araraquara Américo Brasiliense 265,442 - Américo Brasiliense Américo Brasiliense Santa Lúcia 271,045 - Santa Lúcia 281,013 - Tapuia Santa Lúcia Rincão 285,759 - Rincão Jaboticabal Branch Rincão Guatapará 296,997 - Guatapará (old line) Guarani 306,505 - Guarani (new) Guatapará Pradópolis 321,011 - Pradópolis Pradópolis Barrinha 336,841 - Barrinha Barrinha Pitangueiras 347,850 - Macuco 357,370 - Passagem Pontal Branch 363,425 - Pitangueiras 371,245 - Plínio Prado 377,995 - Ibitiúva Terra Roxa Branch Pitangueiras Bebedouro 389,483 - Santa Irene 397,983 - Bebedouro Nova Granada Branch Jaboticabal Branch 412,893 - Mandembo Bebedouro Colina 421,444 - Perobal 428,106 - Colina 439,476 - Palmar Colina Barretos 447,109 - Frigorífico (old line) Barretos Barretos (new) 470,626 - Amoreira 483,463 - Adolfo Pinto Barretos Colômbia 497,358 - Continental 506,655 - Colômbia Original project[a] Colômbia, São Paulo Frutal, Minas Gerais and Rio Grande

Companhia Paulista de Estradas de Ferro (also called Companhia Paulista de Vias Férreas and Fluviais) was a Brazilian railway company located in the state of São Paulo. It was known for its high standard of quality in customer service.

It remained in activity from August 1872 until October 1971, when it was extinguished and incorporated into FEPASA - Ferrovia Paulista S/A.^[4]

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