Lakeside Subdivision

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Lakeside Subdivision[3]
Legend
to Spokane Subdivision
1.1
 Sunset Junction
Jct.
 Columbia River Subdivision
9.3
 Marshall
Jct.
 Washington and Idaho Railway
Jct.
 Union Pacific
11.8
 Lakeside Jct.
15.0
 East Cheney[1]
16.6
 Cheney
19.8
 Babb
29.7
 Fishtrap
29.7
 [1]
42.4
 Sprague
51.1
 Keystone
57.8
 Tokio[1]
64.9
 Ritzville
69.3
 Essig
72.5
 Paha
80.5
 Lind
84.9
 Sand
90.8
 Beatrice
97.7
 Cunningham
101.0
 Hatton
109.7
 Connell
114.9
 Cactus
118.2
 Mesa
126.3
 Eltopia
137.0
 Glade
145.6
 Pasco
Pasco Station
Amtrak Empire Builder[2]
147.5
 SP&S Junction
Jct.
 Fallbridge Subdivision
Jct.
 Yakima Valley Subdivision
This article is about a subdivision of the BNSF railway. For the similarly named subdivision of the Union Pacific Railroad, see Lucin Cutoff.

The Lakeside Subdivision is a railway line in eastern Washington running about 149.4 miles (240.4 km) from Sunset Junction, West of Spokane to Pasco. It is operated by BNSF Railway and is considered part of the Northern Transcon.

The line originated from the former Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway and former Northern Pacific Railroad.

The line is used by Amtrak's Empire Builder's 27 and 28.

References

  1. ^ a b c Kelly, Bruce E. (8 May 2014). "BNSF's best days are just ahead". Railway Age. Retrieved 28 September 2020.
  2. ^ "Empire Builder Timetable" (PDF). Amtrak. 16 March 2020. Retrieved 25 July 2020.
  3. ^ BNSF Northwest Division Timetable No. 5

External links

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