CN expands Battle Lumber transload footprint with new Fond du Lac, Wisconsin site

By Public Technologies
  • CN expanded its Wisconsin transload footprint with a second rail-to-truck site in Fond du Lac, extending service about 100 miles.
  • The move scales a logistics partnership with Battle Lumber to support rising demand for lumber mats serving infrastructure and energy projects.
  • The Fond du Lac location repurposes a former rail yard, using existing infrastructure to accelerate start-up.
  • CN rebuilt track, upgraded crossings, and modified utilities to meet operating and safety requirements.
  • The network links long-haul rail moves from Georgia origins with local trucking for delivery to project sites across Wisconsin.


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