User:Mitchazenia/List of Amtrak stations

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Station (Code) Services Location Station opened Station closed Notes
52nd Street
  Silverliner Service
 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania August 16, 1980 Station closed after a fire and razed in 1995.[1]
Akron
  California Zephyr
  Denver Zephyr
  Desert Wind
  Pioneer
  San Francisco Zephyr
 Akron, Colorado April 5, 1987[2]
Akron (AKO)
  Broadway Limited
  Three Rivers
 Akron, Ohio November 10, 1990
August 10, 1998 		September 10, 1995
March 7, 2005
Alhambra
  Sunset Limited
 Alhambra, California 1873 1975 The station was discontinued in 1975 due to low patronage. The station burned down in the 1980s.[3]
Amherst (AMM)
  Montrealer
  Vermonter
 Amherst, Massachusetts December 29, 2014[4] The station closed when Amtrak rerouted the Vermonter via the Connecticut River Line.[4]
Arkansas City
  Lone Star
 Arkansas City, Arkansas October 8, 1979[5]
Athens
  Shenandoah
 Athens, Ohio October 30, 1976[6][7] September 30, 1981[8]
Atlantic City (ACY)
  Atlantic City Express
 Atlantic City, New Jersey May 23, 1989[9] April 1, 1995[10] Connections were available to New Jersey Transit's Atlantic City Line. Amtrak discontinued service due to low patronage.[10]
Attleboro
  Cape Codder
 Attleboro, Massachusetts Amtrak discontinued service prior to the 1989 season due to low patronage.[11]
Aurora
  California Zephyr
  Illinois Zephyr
 Aurora, Illinois April 28, 1985[12][13] Connections were available to Metra, which moved to a new station in 1986.
Baker City (BAK)
  Pioneer
 Baker City, Oregon June 4, 1977[14] May 11, 1997[15]
Batavia Train 71 Batavia, New York July 11, 1971[16][17]
Batesville (BTS)
  City of New Orleans
  Panama Limited
 Batesville, Mississippi September 10, 1995[18] Station closed when Amtrak realigned the City of New Orleans via Yazoo City.[18]
Bay Minette (BAY)
  Gulf Breeze
 Bay Minette, Alabama October 27, 1989[19] April 1, 1995[20][21]
Bedford
  Hilltopper
  Mountaineer
 Bedford, Virginia March 24, 1975[22] September 30, 1979[23] The station closed with the discontinued Hilltopper on September 30, 1979.[23]
Belleville
  River Cities
 Belleville, Illinois April 29, 1985[24] November 4, 1993[25][26]
Berwyn
  Silverliner Service
 Berwyn, Illinois October 26, 1980[27][28] The station is currently serviced by SEPTA's Paoli/Thorndale Line.
Billings
  North Coast Hiawatha
 Billings, Montana September 29, 1979[29]
Birmingham (BMM)
  Wolverine
 Birmingham, Michigan October 13, 2014[30] Amtrak replaced Birmingham with a new station down the tracks in Troy.[30]
Bismarck
  North Coast Hiawatha
 Bismarck, North Dakota June 5, 1873[31] September 29, 1979[29]
Blaine
  Pacific International
 Blaine, Washington September 30, 1981[32]
Bloomington
  Floridian
  South Wind
 Bloomington, Indiana October 6, 1979[33]
Bluefield
  Hilltopper
  Mountaineer
 Bluefield, Virginia March 24, 1975[22] September 30, 1979[23] The station closed with the discontinued Hilltopper on September 30, 1979.[23]
Boise (BOI)
  Pioneer
 Boise, Idaho June 4, 1977[14] May 11, 1997[15]
Bond
  California Zephyr
 Bond, Colorado October 30, 1983[2]
Bowie
  Chesapeake
 Bowie, Maryland April 30, 1978[34] October 30, 1983[35][36]
Bowling Green
  Floridian
  South Wind
 Bowling Green, Kentucky October 6, 1979[33]
Bozeman
  North Coast Hiawatha
 Bozeman, Montana September 29, 1979[29]
Brampton (BRT)
  International
 Brampton, Ontario April 1, 1990[37] April 23, 2004[38] Connections were available to GO Transit and VIA Rail.
Branford
  Beacon Hill
 Branford, Connecticut October 28, 1979[39][40]
Brantford (BTF)
  International
 Brantford, Ontario October 31, 1982[41] April 1, 1990[37] Connections were available to VIA Rail. Amtrak discontinued service with the rerouting of the International.[37][42]
Breckenridge
  Empire Builder
 Breckenridge, Minnesota October 1, 1979[43] The station closed with the rerouted Empre Builder via St. Cloud in October 1, 1979.[43]
Brenham
  Inter-American
 Brenham, Texas January 27, 1973[44] September 30, 1981[32]
Brewton (BTA)
  Gulf Breeze
 Brewton, Alabama November 27, 1991[45][46] April 1, 1995[20][21]
Brigham City
  Pioneer
 Brigham City, Utah June 4, 1977[14] April 26, 1981[47]
Bristol Bristol, Pennsylvania October 29, 1972[48][49] The station is currently served by the SEPTA Trenton Line.
Brunswick
  Blue Ridge
  Potomac Special
  Shenandoah
  West Virginian
 Brunswick, Maryland October 26, 1986[50] The station was discontinued with the end of the Blue Ridge in October 1986.[50][51] Brunswick station is currently served by MARC Train's Brunswick Line.
Buffalo–Central Terminal
  Lake Shore
  Niagara Rainbow
 Buffalo, New York June 22, 1929[52] October 28, 1979[53] Amtrak discontinued service at Central Terminal when they opened the new station in Depew, New York.[53]
Bryn Mawr
  Keystone Service
 Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania May 15, 1988[54][55] The station is currently served by SEPTA's Paoli/Thorndale Line.
Burlington
  International
  Maple Leaf
 Burlington, Ontario May 21, 1989[56][57] May 25, 1992[58] Amtrak replaced service at Burlington with the station at Aldershot.[58]
Burlington West
  International
  Maple Leaf
 Burlington, Ontario May 21, 1989[56][57] Amtrak replaced service at Burlington West with the station at Burlington.[56][57] Connections were available to VIA Rail.
Butte
  North Coast Hiawatha
 Butte, Montana September 29, 1979[29]
Buzzards Bay (BUZ)
  Cape Codder
 Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts September 29, 1996 The station is currently served by MBTA and the Cape Cod Central Railroad.
Cache Junction
  Pioneer
 Cache, Utah April 26, 1981[59] September 18, 1988[47]
Cairo
  City of New Orleans
  Panama Limited
 Cairo, Illinois October 25, 1987[60]
Caliente (CIE)
  Desert Wind
 Caliente, Nevada May 12, 1997[61]
Cambridge
  Arrowhead
  North Star
 Cambridge, Minnesota April 15, 1975[62] April 7, 1985[63] Amtrak service ended with the discontinuance of the North Star on April 7, 1985.[63]
Canton
  City of New Orleans
  Panama Limited
  River Cities
 Canton, Mississippi September 10, 1995[18] Station closed when Amtrak realigned the City of New Orleans via Yazoo City.[18]
Canton–Akron
  Broadway Limited
  Capitol Limited
 Canton, Ohio June 30, 1978[64] November 11, 1990[65] The station closed with the rerouted Broadway Limited and Capitol Limited on November 11, 1990.[65]
Capital Beltway
  Chesapeake
  Metroliner
  Night Owl
 Lanham, Maryland March 16, 1970[66] October 30, 1983[67][68][69] Capital Beltway station closed when Amtrak moved services to New Carrollton station.
Carlin
  California Zephyr
  Denver Zephyr
  San Francisco Zephyr
 Carlin, Nevada October 30, 1983[2]
Carlsbad Village (CBD)
  Pacific Surfliner
  San Diegan
 Carlsbad, California October 7, 2013 October 8, 2018 Station is currently serviced by COASTER.
Carlsbad Poinsettia (POI)
  Pacific Surfliner
  San Diegan
 Carlsbad, California October 7, 2013 October 9, 2017 Station is currently serviced by COASTER.
Carrollton
  Lone Star
  Super Chief
 Arkansas City, Arkansas October 8, 1979[5] The station was closed after the discontinuance of the Lone Star.[5]
Cascade Locks
  Pioneer
 Cascade Locks, Oregon April 26, 1981[70] September 18, 1988[47]
Catlettsburg–Tri-State Station (CAT)
  Cardinal
  George Washington
  Hilltopper
  James Whitcomb Riley
  Mountaineer
 Catlettsburg, Kentucky March 25, 1975[71] March 11, 1998[72] Amtrak closed the stop at Catlettsburg and replaced it with a stop in nearby Ashland.[72]
Chelsea
  Michigan Executive
 Chelsea, Michigan January 20, 1975[73] October 31, 1982[74][75]
Cherry Hill (CRH)
  Atlantic City Express
 Cherry Hill, New Jersey July 1994[76] April 1, 1995[10] The station is currently served by NJ Transit's Atlantic City Line
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