The term BRANCH RAILROAD refers to a type of railway system that consists of a main line and several smaller lines that branch off from it. The crossword solutions for this term are SPUR (4 letters), FEEDER (6 letters), OMSK (4 letters), ERIE (4 letters), ALTOONA (7 letters), and DINER (5 letters). A SPUR is a short railway line that branches off from the main line and serves a specific purpose, such as providing access to a factory or a mine. A FEEDER is a railway line that branches off from the main line and carries passengers or freight to the main line. OMSK is a city in Russia that is served by a branch railroad. The Erie Railroad was a branch railroad that operated in the Northeastern United States from 1832 to 1960. ALTOONA is a city in Pennsylvania that is served by a branch railroad. A DINER is a restaurant that is often found near a railway station.