St. Joseph Valley Railroad

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There have been five different railroads named for the St. Joseph river valley in southern Michigan/northern Indiana:

• the St. Joseph Valley Rail Road (1848–1869), which was bought by the Schoolcraft & Three Rivers
• the St. Joseph Valley Railroad (Indiana), which was consolidated by the Michigan Air Line Railroad
• the St. Joseph Valley Railroad (Michigan), which merged with another railroad in 1897 to form the Milwaukee, Benton Harbor & Columbus
• the St. Joseph Valley Railway and St. Joseph Valley Traction, a joint interurban which operated in Indiana