I don't know if it is still so, but it was X2200 South. In railroad jargon
it would mean an extra train (not listed in a timetable, or un scheduled)
with engine 2200 leeding traveling in the south direction. That designation
would be placed in the heading address of train orders, clearence cards and
track warrents.
Hope this helps
Gordon
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