List of busiest Amtrak stations
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This is a list of the train stations with the highest Amtrak ridership the United States in the fiscal year 2018 (October 2017 to September 2018). Ridership figures from 2014, 2015, 2017, and 2017 have been provided for comparative purposes. The rankings exclude Amtrak stations located in Canada. Ridership numbers are for Amtrak only—commuter rail, subway, and other modes are not included.
Rank | Station | City | State | Region | Ridership | |||||
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FY 2014[1] | FY 2015[2] | FY 2016[3] | FY 2017[4] | FY 2018 | 2017–2018 change | |||||
1 | Penn Station | New York City | New York | Mid-Atlantic | 10,024,474 | 10,189,521 | 10,436,909 | 10,397,729 | 10,132,025[5] | 2.56% |
2 | Washington Union Station | Washington | District of Columbia | Mid-Atlantic | 5,028,928 | 4,971,128 | 5,098,562 | 5,225,460 | 5,197,237[6] | 0.54% |
3 | 30th Street Station | Philadelphia | Pennsylvania | Mid-Atlantic | 4,083,704 | 4,138,777 | 4,328,718 | 4,411,662 | 4,471,992[7] | 1.36% |
4 | Chicago Union Station | Chicago | Illinois | Midwest | 3,377,259 | 3,295,630 | 3,247,117 | 3,388,051 | 3,388,307[8] | 0.01% |
5 | Union Station | Los Angeles | California | Southwest | 1,551,090 | 1,589,391 | 1,635,039 | 1,716,392 | 1,717,405[9] | 0.06% |
6 | South Station | Boston | Massachusetts | New England | 1,491,095 | 1,544,169 | 1,574,450 | 1,567,627 | 1,553,953[10] | 0.87 |
7 | Sacramento Valley Station | Sacramento | California | Southwest | 1,022,322 | 1,027,013 | 1,051,001 | 1,073,584 | 1,089,223[9] | 1.46% |
8 | Penn Station | Baltimore | Maryland | Mid-Atlantic | 1,032,527 | 993,721 | 1,030,161 | 1,063,628 | 1,041,232[11] | 2.11% |
9 | Albany–Rensselaer | Rensselaer | New York | Mid-Atlantic | 781,597 | 825,353 | 885,176 | 803,348 | 800,368[5] | 0.37% |
10 | Providence | Providence | Rhode Island | New England | 665,670 | 690,752 | 717,537 | 745,703 | 766,492[12] | 2.71% |
11 | BWI Rail Station | Linthicum | Maryland | Mid-Atlantic | 692,268 | 669,609 | 689,042 | 724,865 | 756,553[11] | 4.37% |
12 | Wilmington | Wilmington | Delaware | Mid-Atlantic | 704,523 | 700,341 | 691,694 | 688,432 | 702,150[13] | 1.99% |
13 | Penn Station | Newark | New Jersey | Mid-Atlantic | 677,175 | 641,346 | 661,344 | 682,020 | 702,182[14] | 2.96% |
14 | Santa Fe Depot | San Diego | California | Southwest | 686,953 | 773,497 | 777,352 | 777,961 | 699,430[9] | 10.09% |
15 | Union Station | New Haven | Connecticut | New England | 714,146 | 698,656 | 642,471 | 627,065 | 697,603[15] | 11.26% |
16 | King Street Station | Seattle | Washington | Pacific Northwest | 626,623 | 604,832 | 649,491 | 667,475 | 686,426[16] | 2.84% |
17 | Boston Back Bay | Boston | Massachusetts | New England | 566,892 | 578,403 | 611,527 | 626,003 | 683,016[10] | 9.11% |
18 | Milwaukee Intermodal Station | Milwaukee | Wisconsin | Midwest | 596,415 | 594,076 | 597,134 | 605,351 | 604,631[17] | 0.16% |
19 | Emeryville | Emeryville | California | Southwest | 578,386 | 587,926 | 581,573 | 581,138 | 595,017[9] | 2.38% |
20 | Portland Union Station | Portland | Oregon | Pacific Northwest | 585,828 | 561,596 | 590,076 | 597,127 | 576,339[18] | 3.61% |
21 | Lancaster | Lancaster | Pennsylvania | Mid-Atlantic | 529,409 | 541,252 | 560,257 | 556,836 | 567,919[7] | 1.99% |
22 | Harrisburg Transportation Center | Harrisburg | Pennsylvania | Mid-Atlantic | 498,995 | 508,685 | 508,624 | 504,192 | 512,642[7] | 1.68% |
23 | North Station | Boston | Massachusetts | New England | 433,060 | 358,286 | 424,600 | 448,493 | 464,988[10] | 0.55% |
24 | Route 128 | Westwood | Massachusetts | New England | 436,359 | 444,670 | 450,301 | 448,784 | 446,221[10] | 0.57% |
25 | Bakersfield | Bakersfield | California | Southwest | 521,423 | 513,884 | 491,824 | 482,276 | 442,023[9] | 8.35% |
See also
References
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- ^ a b "Amtrak Fact Sheet, Fiscal Year 2018, State of Maryland" (PDF). Amtrak. June 2019. Retrieved November 24, 2019.
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- ^ "Amtrak Fact Sheet, Fiscal Year 2018, State of Connecticut" (PDF). Amtrak. June 2019. Retrieved November 24, 2019.
- ^ "Amtrak Fact Sheet, Fiscal Year 2018, State of Washington" (PDF). Amtrak. June 2019. Retrieved November 24, 2019.
- ^ "Amtrak Fact Sheet, Fiscal Year 2018, State of Wisconsin" (PDF). Amtrak. June 2019. Retrieved November 24, 2019.
- ^ "Amtrak Fact Sheet, Fiscal Year 2018, State of Oregon" (PDF). Amtrak. June 2019. Retrieved November 24, 2019.