Mine, as you probably guessed, is WarrenvilleRailRoad.
The WVRR travels through and around:
Cape Warrenaveral, the Warrenville Docks, the Absolute Yards, Lisa-Marieville, Karentown and Catellaville
Does your pike have a name?
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M&JRRR - Manhiem & Jackson Run Railroad.
A combination of my street name and the stream that runs through our property.
Yes, Not-So-Great Eastern RR, aka The Never Done Line, Division of the Southern Adirondack Railway Cartel. The name was inspired by the late Lorell Joiner's "Great Southern". "Not-So-Great" as it will never be even close in quality to the Great Southern, although inspired by it when i returned to model railroading in the late`70's; "Eastern" as it is an amalgam of the PRR, NH, LV, & NYC; "Never Done" as a model railroad always has room for improvement and change is never really done; Division of the Southern Adirondack Railway Cartel refers to a small informal group of us who get together almost weekly and often attend train shows together - Ron and his under construction HO F, J & G and under the Xmas tree N; Mark of his now defunct Shiloh Valley Lines (Garden) and N and O Porcupine Central RR's, and under construction HO elevated; Scott who's modeling the Erie from Rochester to Sodus Bay in HO. "Southern Adirondack" as that is where we all live.
My old layout was called &%$#@*!!!!! which is why I tore it down! I don't think I'll name my new one - at least not until first blood is spilt during construction.
-Greg
One of my friends said I should name mine the A.R. & O.C.D. because of my attention to detail.
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Kansas Grain Belt.
Also unofficially referred to as The Great Plywood Glacier due to the lack of scenic progress.
Rusty
Chesapeake Susquehanna and Western
The name of mine is Free State Junction Railway and it's based in the town of Patsburg which is the name of the city on my layout. 
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- walt
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The Plywood Empire Route!
I stole the name from a project HO scale pike built for articles published IIRC in Railroad Magazine, c. mid-'50s.
Chesapeake & Potomac Railroad - for the main waterways in Maryland. (Also matches my initials.)
Charlie
Well, it's "D-105" since mine is a replica of a Lionel Dealer Display Layout. 
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Did a play on my screen name RSJ&B. The first letters of mine, the CEO, and my kids names.
Or as I like to say it's the mid century northeast line with all the great American RRs of the day.
Running the PRR ,NYC ,PC, NH , B&O, C&O, D&H and BAR.
The LIRR is the home line and owner of trackage rights.
Bob
Blackwater Canyon Line of the Western Maryland Rwy. Thomas to Parsons, WV with a hidden turn around representing Elkins, WV. B&O equipment has trackage rights as well. Early construction stage.
Since I don't want it to ever be done, I call mine the, EVCH RR, The Ever Changing Rail Road. It travels thru Garyville.
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No, but thanks for this topic. I think it is a very good idea to have a name for one's layout.
If and when I come up with one, I will let you'all know. Arnold
Sueme Valley System which Sue my wife’s name and me.
Buffal-O Central Ry.
I always have called it "the layout".
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That is one long fall for that VGN 2-6-6-6. Makes me cringe looking at it.
Trestleman1 posted:One of my friends said I should name mine the A.R. & O.C.D. because of my attention to detail.
Boston & Maine Railroad because almost all of my locomotives, passenger cars, and maintenance-of-way equipment are identified as Boston & Maine Railroad.
