List of Amtrak stations

This is a list of train stations and Thruway Motorcoach stops used by Amtrak (the National Railroad Passenger Corporation in the United States). This list is in alphabetical order by station or stop name, which mostly corresponds to the city in which it is located. If an English Wikipedia page exists for the actual station or stop, a link is included. Some Thruway Motorcoach stops include train stations that are not served by Amtrak trains (and occasionally any trains at all).

All current (and most former) Amtrak train stops (stations) and Thruway Motorcoach stops have a three-letter station code (sometimes also referred to as a city code). These codes do not necessarily correspond with the list of IATA-indexed train stations or the three-character IATA airport codes, although many are the same. Amtrak began using station codes in 1992,[1][2] so stations closed or removed from all Amtrak service prior to 1992 will not have had a station code assigned. The station code "ENP" is used for "any stop en route, not otherwise specified". If a station code was used by more than one train station, each station is listed. However, if a station code was used for a Thruway Motorcoach stop that has changed locations, only information for the current location (or most recent location, if the stop is no longer in service) is included in the notes, unless one of the locations was an actual train station.

Ridership data and station ownership is from Amtrak's Great American Stations website.[3][Note 1] The ownership of many stations is shared, with one entity owning one or more of the following: the facility itself, the parking lot, the passenger platform, and the train tracks. In some instances, the owner of the bus station used for a Thruway Motorcoach stop is not the same as the connection service provider.

While many stations do not offer full services (ticketing, baggage, etc.), all train stations, unless otherwise indicated, have an indoor waiting area. Some stations and Thruway Motorcoach stops, as indicated, are conditional or flag stops, with trains only stopping at the station if reservations for a pickup or drop off are made in advance. Some stations, also as indicated, are seasonal with trains or buses stopping only during certain times of the year.

Although Amtrak operations are almost exclusively limited to the United States, there are three exceptions (all of which are in Canada). The first exception includes the six northwesternmost stations (in Ontario) served by the Maple Leaf. (The Maple Leaf is a joint operation between Amtrak and Via Rail Canada.[Note 2] The International Limited was also a joint Via Rail Canada/Amtrak operation before it was discontinued in 2004.) The second exception includes the two northernmost stations (in Quebec) served by the Adirondack and the northernmost station (in British Columbia) served by the Amtrak Cascades. (Both the Adirondack and the Amtrak Cascades are exclusively Amtrak operations.) Each of the aforementioned train stations are identified as a Canadian railway station.[Note 3] The third exception includes the eight Thruway Motorcoach stops in British Columbia.

Among the Amtrak stations are several "tour only" stations which require special reservations with Amtrak for a group (usually twenty or more persons) for the train to stop at that station (such stations include Allensworth State Park and Marceline stations). There are also several "stations" (many of which are not actually train stations at all) which only operate in conjunction with regular special events (such "stations"/events include the Lexington Barbecue Festival, the New York State Fair, and the North Carolina State Fair) and others that are unique to a specific event (for example, the Secaucus Junction station which only was an Amtrak stop for Super Bowl XLVIII).

Active stations

Station Station code Location Route Opened Rebuilt Connections
Aberdeen ABE Aberdeen, Maryland 1898 1943 MARC Train
Albany ALY Albany, Oregon 1977[5]
Albany–Rensselaer ALB Rensselaer, New York 1968[6]
Albion ALI Albion, Michigan 1882
Albuquerque ABQ Albuquerque, New Mexico 2008 Rail Runner Express
Aldershot AST Aldershot, Ontario Via Rail
GO Transit
Alderson ALD Alderson, West Virginia 1896[7]
Alexandria ALX Alexandria, Virginia 1905[8] 1982 Virginia Railway Express
Washington Metro
Allensworth State Park CNL Allensworth, California
Alliance ALC Alliance, Ohio 2012
Alpine ALP Alpine, Texas
Alton ALN Alton, Illinois 2017
Altoona ALT Altoona, Pennsylvania
Amsterdam AMS Amsterdam, New York
Anaheim ANA Anaheim, California 2014 Metrolink
Ann Arbor ARB Ann Arbor, Michigan
Anniston ATN Anniston, Alabama 1926[9]
Antioch–Pittsburg ACA Antioch, California 1984
Arcadia Valley ACD Ironton, Missouri 2016
Ardmore ADM Ardmore, Oklahoma
Ardmore ARD Ardmore, Pennsylvania SEPTA Regional Rail
Arkadelphia ARK Arkadelphia, Arkansas
Ashland AKY Ashland, Kentucky 1998
Ashland ASD Ashland, Virginia
Atlanta Peachtree ATL Atlanta, Georgia 1918[10]
Auburn ARN Auburn, California 1865 1998
Austin AUS Austin, Texas
Bakersfield BFD Bakersfield, California 1899 2000
Baltimore Penn BAL Baltimore, Maryland
  Acela
MARC Train
Baltimore Light RailLink
Bangor BAM Bangor, Michigan
Barstow BAR Barstow, California 1911
Battle Creek BTL Battle Creek, Michigan 1982 2012
Beaumont BMT Beaumont, Texas
Bellingham Fairhaven BEL Bellingham, Washington 1995[11]
Bellows Falls BLF Bellows Falls, Vermont
Benson BEN Benson, Arizona
Berkeley BKY Berkeley, California 1913 1986
Berlin BER Berlin, Connecticut 2018 Hartford Line
Bingen–White Salmon BNG Bingen, Washington 1981[12] 1992
Birmingham BHM Birmingham, Alabama 1960[13]
Bloomington–Normal BNL Normal, Illinois 1990 2012
Boston Back Bay BBY Boston, Massachusetts
  Acela
1860 1987 MBTA Commuter Rail
MBTA subway
Boston North BON Boston, Massachusetts 1928 1997 MBTA Commuter Rail
MBTA subway
Boston South BOS Boston, Massachusetts
  Acela
1899 1985 MBTA Commuter Rail
MBTA subway
Brattleboro BRA Brattleboro, Vermont 1915[14]
Bridgeport BRP Bridgeport, Connecticut
Brookhaven BRH Brookhaven, Mississippi 1907 2011
Browning BRO Browning, Montana 1973[15]
Brunswick BRK Brunswick, Maine 2012
Bryan BYN Bryan, Ohio
Buffalo–Depew BUF Depew, New York 1979[16]
Buffalo–Exchange Street BFX Buffalo, New York 1952
Burbank Airport BUR Burbank, California 1983 Metrolink
Burke Centre BCV Burke, Virginia 1992 2008 Virginia Railway Express
Burlington BRL Burlington, Iowa 1944[17]
Burlington BNC Burlington, North Carolina 2003
BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport BWI Linthicum, Maryland
  Acela
1980[18] MARC Train
Camarillo CML Camarillo, California 1995 Metrolink
Camden CAM Camden, South Carolina 1937
Carbondale CDL Carbondale, Illinois 1988
Carlinville CRV Carlinville, Illinois 2017
Carpinteria CPN Carpinteria, California
Cary CYN Cary, North Carolina 1995 1996
Castleton CNV Castleton, Vermont 2010[19]
Centralia CEN Centralia, Illinois
Centralia CTL Centralia, Washington
Champaign–Urbana CHM Champaign, Illinois 1999
Charleston CHS North Charleston, South Carolina 1956
Charleston CHW Charleston, West Virginia 1905
Charlotte CLT Charlotte, North Carolina 1962
Charlottesville CVS Charlottesville, Virginia 1885 1915
Chatsworth CWT Chatsworth, California 1982 Metrolink
Chemult CMO Chemult, Oregon
Chicago Union CHI Chicago, Illinois Metra
Chicago "L"
Chico CIC Chico, California 1892 1988
Cincinnati CIN Cincinnati, Ohio 1935[20] 1991[21]
Claremont CLA Claremont, New Hampshire
Cleburne CBR Cleburne, Texas 1898 1999
Clemson CSN Clemson, South Carolina
Cleveland CLE Cleveland, Ohio 1977
Clifton Forge CLF Clifton Forge, Virginia
Coatesville COT Coatesville, Pennsylvania
Colfax COX Colfax, California 1905 c.2000
Columbia CLB Columbia, South Carolina 1991
Columbus CBS Columbus, Wisconsin
Connellsville COV Connellsville, Pennsylvania 2011
Connersville COI Connersville, Indiana 1990[22]
Corcoran COC Corcoran, California 1989 1999
Cornwells Heights CWH Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania SEPTA Regional Rail
Crawfordsville CRF Crawfordsville, Indiana 1980[23]
Creston CRN Creston, Iowa
Croton–Harmon CRT Croton-on-Hudson, New York Metro-North Railroad
Culpeper CLP Culpeper, Virginia
Cumberland CUM Cumberland, Maryland
Cut Bank CUT Cut Bank, Montana 1939[24]
Dallas DAL Dallas, Texas Dallas Area Rapid Transit
Dallas Streetcar
Trinity Railway Express
Danville DAN Danville, Virginia
Davis DAV Davis, California 1868 1986
Dearborn DER Dearborn, Michigan 2014[25]
Deerfield Beach DFB Deerfield Beach, Florida Tri-Rail
Del Rio DRT Del Rio, Texas
DeLand DLD DeLand, Florida
Delray Beach DLB Delray Beach, Florida 1995[26]
Deming DEM Deming, New Mexico
Denmark DNK Denmark, South Carolina 1978[27]
Denver DEN Denver, Colorado RTD Bus & Rail
Detroit DET Detroit, Michigan 1994[28] QLine
Detroit Lakes DLK Detroit Lakes, Minnesota
Devils Lake DVL Devils Lake, North Dakota
Dillon DIL Dillon, South Carolina 1904
Dodge City DDG Dodge City, Kansas
Dover DOV Dover, New Hampshire 2001
Dowagiac DOA Dowagiac, Michigan 1848
Downingtown DOW Downingtown, Pennsylvania SEPTA Regional Rail
Du Quoin DQN Du Quoin, Illinois
Dunsmuir DUN Dunsmuir, California
Durand DRD Durand, Michigan
Durham DNC Durham, North Carolina 1990 2009
Durham–UNH DHM Durham, New Hampshire 2001
Dwight DWT Dwight, Illinois 2016
Dyer DYE Dyer, Indiana
East Glacier Park GPK East Glacier Park, Montana
East Lansing LNS East Lansing, Michigan 1974 2016
Edmonds EDM Edmonds, Washington Sounder Commuter Rail
Effingham EFG Effingham, Illinois
El Paso ELP El Paso, Texas
Elkhart EKH Elkhart, Indiana
Elizabethtown ELT Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania
Elko ELK Elko, Nevada
Elyria ELY Elyria, Ohio
Emeryville EMY Emeryville, California 1993[29]
Ephrata EPH Ephrata, Washington
Erie ERI Erie, Pennsylvania
Essex ESM Essex, Montana 1985[30][31]
Essex Junction ESX Essex Junction, Vermont 1959[32]
Eugene–Springfield EUG Eugene, Oregon
Everett EVR Everett, Washington Sounder Commuter Rail
Exeter EXR Exeter, New Hampshire 2001
Exton EXT Exton, Pennsylvania
Fairfield–Vacaville FFV Fairfield, California 2017
Fargo FAR Fargo, North Dakota
Fayetteville FAY Fayetteville, North Carolina
Flagstaff FLG Flagstaff, Arizona
Flint FLN Flint, Michigan
Florence FLO Florence, South Carolina
Fort Edward FED Fort Edward, New York 1974[33]
Fort Lauderdale FTL Fort Lauderdale, Florida Tri-Rail
Fort Madison FMD Fort Madison, Iowa
Fort Morgan FMG Fort Morgan, Colorado
Fort Worth FTW Fort Worth, Texas TEXRail
Trinity Railway Express
Framingham FRA Framingham, Massachusetts MBTA Commuter Rail
Fraser–Winter Park WIP Fraser, Colorado 1985[34]
Fredericksburg FBG Fredericksburg, Virginia Virginia Railway Express
Freeport FRE Freeport, Maine 2012
Fremont FMT Fremont, California 2017 Altamont Commuter Express
Fresno FNO Fresno, California 1974 2005
Fullerton FUL Fullerton, California 1930 1993 Metrolink
Fulton FTN Fulton, Kentucky
Gainesville GNS Gainesville, Georgia
Gainesville GLE Gainesville, Texas
Galesburg GBB Galesburg, Illinois
Gallup GLP Gallup, New Mexico
Garden City GCK Garden City, Kansas
Gastonia GAS Gastonia, North Carolina
Gilman GLM Gilman, Illinois 1986
Glasgow GGW Glasgow, Montana
Glendale GDL Glendale, California 1923 1999 Metrolink
Glenview GLN Glenview, Illinois Metra
Glenwood Springs GSC Glenwood Springs, Colorado
Goleta GTA Goleta, California 1998
Granby GRA Granby, Colorado
Grand Forks GFK Grand Forks, North Dakota
Grand Junction GJT Grand Junction, Colorado
Grand Rapids GRR Grand Rapids, Michigan 1984 2014
Green River GRI Green River, Utah 1997
Greenfield GFD Greenfield, Massachusetts 2014
Greensboro GRO Greensboro, North Carolina 1927 2005
Greensburg GNB Greensburg, Pennsylvania
Greenville GRV Greenville, South Carolina
Greenwood GWD Greenwood, Mississippi 1995[35]
Grimsby GMS Grimsby, Ontario
Grover Beach GVB Grover Beach, California 1996
Guadalupe GUA Guadalupe, California 1998
Hamlet HAM Hamlet, North Carolina
Hammond HMD Hammond, Louisiana
Hammond/Whiting HMI Hammond, Indiana 1982
Hanford HNF Hanford, California
Harpers Ferry HFY Harpers Ferry, West Virginia MARC Train
Harrisburg HAR Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Hartford HFD Hartford, Connecticut Hartford Line
Hastings HAS Hastings, Nebraska
Hattiesburg HBG Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Haverhill HHL Haverhill, Massachusetts 1979 MBTA Commuter Rail
Havre HAV Havre, Montana
Hayward HAY Hayward, California 1997
Hazlehurst HAZ Hazlehurst, Mississippi 1972[36] 1974[36]
Helper HER Helper, Utah 1997
Hermann HEM Hermann, Missouri 1991
High Point HPT High Point, North Carolina 2003
Hinton HIN Hinton, West Virginia
Holdrege HLD Holdrege, Nebraska 1911[37]
Holland HOM Holland, Michigan
Hollywood HOL Hollywood, Florida Tri-Rail
Holyoke HLK Holyoke, Massachusetts 2015
Homewood HMW Homewood, Illinois Metra
Hope HOP Hope, Arkansas 2013
Houston HOS Houston, Texas
Hudson HUD Hudson, New York
Huntingdon HGD Huntingdon, Pennsylvania
Huntington HUN Huntington, West Virginia
Hutchinson HUT Hutchinson, Kansas
Independence IDP Independence, Missouri
Indianapolis IND Indianapolis, Indiana
Irvine IRV Irvine, California 1990 Metrolink
Jackson JXN Jackson, Michigan
Jackson JAN Jackson, Mississippi
Jacksonville JAX Jacksonville, Florida
Jefferson City JEF Jefferson City, Missouri
Jesup JSP Jesup, Georgia
Johnstown JST Johnstown, Pennsylvania
Joliet JOL Joliet, Illinois 2014 Metra
Kalamazoo KAL Kalamazoo, Michigan
Kankakee KKI Kankakee, Illinois
Kannapolis KAN Kannapolis, North Carolina 2004
Kansas City KCY Kansas City, Missouri 2002
Kelso KEL Kelso, Washington
Kewanee KEE Kewanee, Illinois 2012
Kingman KNG Kingman, Arizona
Kingston KIN Kingston, Rhode Island 2017
Kingstree KTR Kingstree, South Carolina
Kirkwood KWD Kirkwood, Missouri
Kissimmee KIS Kissimmee, Florida 1975[38] SunRail
Klamath Falls KFS Klamath Falls, Oregon
La Crosse LSE La Crosse, Wisconsin
La Grange Road LAG La Grange, Illinois Metra
La Junta LAJ La Junta, Colorado
La Plata LAP La Plata, Missouri
Lafayette LAF Lafayette, Indiana
Lafayette LFT Lafayette, Louisiana
Lake Charles LCH Lake Charles, Louisiana
Lakeland LAK/LKL Lakeland, Florida
Lamar LMR Lamar, Colorado
Lamy LMY Lamy, New Mexico
Lancaster LNC Lancaster, Pennsylvania 1929
Lapeer LPE Lapeer, Michigan
Las Vegas LSV Las Vegas, New Mexico
Latrobe LAB Latrobe, Pennsylvania
Laurel LAU Laurel, Mississippi
Lawrence LRC Lawrence, Kansas
Leavenworth LWA Leavenworth, Washington 2009
Lee's Summit LEE Lee's Summit, Missouri 2009
Lewistown LEW Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Lexington LEX Lexington, North Carolina
Libby LIB Libby, Montana 1941[39][40]
Lincoln LCN Lincoln, Illinois 2017
Lincoln LNK Lincoln, Nebraska
Little Rock LRK Little Rock, Arkansas
Lodi LOD Lodi, California 2002
Lompoc–Surf LPS Surf, California
Longview LVW Longview, Texas
Lordsburg LDB Lordsburg, New Mexico
Lorton LOR Lorton, Virginia
Los Angeles Union LAX Los Angeles, California 1939 Los Angeles Metro Rail

Metrolink

Lynchburg–Kemper Street LYH Lynchburg, Virginia 1979
Macomb MAC Macomb, Illinois 1913
Madera MAD Madera, California 2010
Malta MAL Malta, Montana
Malvern MVN Malvern, Arkansas
Manassas MSS Manassas, Virginia Virginia Railway Express
Maricopa MRC Maricopa, Arizona 1996
Marks MKS Marks, Mississippi 2018
Marshall MHL Marshall, Texas 1974[41]
Martinez MTZ Martinez, California 2001
Martinsburg MRB Martinsburg, West Virginia MARC Train
Mattoon MAT Mattoon, Illinois
Maysville MAY Maysville, Kentucky 1977[42]
McComb MCB McComb, Mississippi
McCook MCK McCook, Nebraska 1926[43]
McGregor MCG McGregor, Texas
Memphis Central MEM Memphis, Tennessee 1914
Mendota MDT Mendota, Illinois
Merced MCD Merced, California
Meriden MDN Meriden, Connecticut 2017 Hartford Line
Meridian MEI Meridian, Mississippi
Metropark MET Iselin, New Jersey
  Acela
1971 New Jersey Transit
Miami MIA Miami, Florida
Michigan City MCI Michigan City, Indiana 1981[44]
Middletown MID Middletown, Pennsylvania
Milwaukee MKE Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1965 2007 The Hop
Milwaukee Airport MKA Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2005
Mineola MIN Mineola, Texas 1996[45]
Minot MOT Minot, North Dakota
Modesto MOD Modesto, California 1999
Montgomery MNG Montgomery, West Virginia
Montpelier MPR Montpelier, Vermont
Montreal MTR Montreal, Quebec Exo
Via Rail
Moorpark MPK Moorpark, California 1992 Metrolink
Mount Joy MJY Mount Joy, Pennsylvania 2019[46]
Mount Pleasant MTP Mount Pleasant, Iowa
Mount Vernon MVW Mount Vernon, Washington 1995[11]
Mystic MYS Mystic, Connecticut
Naperville NPV Naperville, Illinois 1910 Metra
Needles NDL Needles, California
New Brunswick NBK New Brunswick, New Jersey 1838 1903 New Jersey Transit
New Buffalo NBU New Buffalo, Michigan 2009
New Carrollton NCR New Carrollton, Maryland 1983 MARC Train
Washington Metro
New Haven Union NHV New Haven, Connecticut
  Acela
1920 Hartford Line
Metro-North Railroad
Shore Line East
New Haven State Street STS New Haven, Connecticut 2002 2018 Hartford Line
Metro-North Railroad
Shore Line East
New Iberia NIB New Iberia, Louisiana
New London NLC New London, Connecticut
  Acela
Shore Line East
New Orleans NOL New Orleans, Louisiana 1954 2005
New Rochelle NRO New Rochelle, New York 1987 Metro-North Railroad
New York Penn NYP New York, New York
  Acela
1910 1964 Long Island Rail Road
New Jersey Transit
New York City Subway
New York State Fair NYF Syracuse, New York 2002
Newark NRK Newark, Delaware 1877 SEPTA Regional Rail
Newark Liberty International Airport EWR Newark, New Jersey 2001 AirTrain Newark
New Jersey Transit
Newark Penn NWK Newark, New Jersey
  Acela
1935 New Jersey Transit
Port Authority Trans-Hudson
Newbern–Dyersburg NBN Newbern, Tennessee 1992[36]
Newport News NPN Newport News, Virginia 1981
Newton NEW Newton, Kansas
Niagara Falls NFL Niagara Falls, New York 2016[47]
Niagara Falls NFS Niagara Falls, Ontario 1879 Go Transit
Via Rail
Niles NLS Niles, Michigan
Norfolk NFK Norfolk, Virginia 2012 2013 Tide Light Rail
Norman NOR Norman, Oklahoma 1999
North Carolina State Fair NSF Raleigh, North Carolina
Northampton NHT Northampton, Massachusetts 2014
Oakland Coliseum OAC Oakland, California 2005 Bay Area Rapid Transit
Oakland–Jack London Square OKJ Oakland, California 1995
Oakville OKL Oakville, Ontario Go Transit
Via Rail
Oceanside OSD Oceanside, California 1886 1984 COASTER
Metrolink
SPRINTER
Okeechobee OKE Okeechobee, Florida 1986[48] 2011
Oklahoma City OKC Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1999
Old Orchard Beach ORB Old Orchard Beach, Maine 2003
Old Saybrook OSB Old Saybrook, Connecticut 1873 2002 Shore Line East
Olympia–Lacey OWL Lacey, Washington
Omaha OMA Omaha, Nebraska 1983
Ontario ONA Ontario, California
Oregon City ORC Oregon City, Oregon 2004
Orlando ORL Orlando, Florida SunRail
Osceola OSC Osceola, Iowa
Ottumwa OTM Ottumwa, Iowa 1951[49]
Oxnard OXN Oxnard, California Metrolink
Palatka PAK Palatka, Florida
Palm Springs PSN Palm Springs, California 1997
Paoli PAO Paoli, Pennsylvania SEPTA Regional Rail
Parkesburg PAR Parkesburg, Pennsylvania
Pasco PSC Pasco, Washington 1998
Paso Robles PRB Paso Robles, California
Petersburg PTB Petersburg, Virginia 1955
Pauls Valley PVL Pauls Valley, Oklahoma 1999
Philadelphia 30th Street PHL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  Acela
1933 New Jersey Transit
SEPTA Regional Rail
Philadelphia North PHN Philadelphia, Pennsylvania SEPTA Regional Rail
Picayune PIC Picayune, Mississippi
Pittsburgh PGH Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pittsfield PIT Pittsfield, Massachusetts 1975 2004
Plano PLO Plano, Illinois 1913
Plattsburgh PLB Plattsburgh, New York
Pomona POS Pomona, California Metrolink
Pontiac PON Pontiac, Illinois 2017
Pontiac PNT Pontiac, Michigan 2011
Poplar Bluff PBF Poplar Bluff, Missouri
Port Henry POH Port Henry, New York
Port Huron PTH Port Huron, Michigan 1979
Port Kent PRK Port Kent, New York 1977[50]
Portage POG Portage, Wisconsin
Portland POR Portland, Maine 2001
Portland PDX Portland, Oregon
Poughkeepsie POU Poughkeepsie, New York Metro-North Railroad
Prince PRC Prince, West Virginia 1946[51]
Princeton PCT Princeton, Illinois
Princeton Junction PJC West Windsor, New Jersey New Jersey Transit
Providence PVD Providence, Rhode Island
  Acela
1998 MBTA Commuter Rail
Provo PRO Provo, Utah 2002 FrontRunner
Purcell PUR Purcell, Oklahoma 1999 2001
Quantico QAN Quantico, Virginia 1971 Virginia Railway Express
Quincy QCY Quincy, Illinois 1985
Raleigh Union RGH Raleigh, North Carolina 2018
Randolph RPH Randolph, Vermont
Rantoul RTL Rantoul, Illinois
Raton RAT Raton, New Mexico
Red Wing RDW Red Wing, Minnesota
Redding RDD Redding, California
Reno RNO Reno, Nevada 1926 2007
Rensselaer REN Rensselaer, Indiana 1981[52]
Rhinecliff–Kingston RHI Rhinecliff, New York 1914
Richmond RIC Richmond, California 1978 2007 Bay Area Rapid Transit
Richmond Staples Mill Road RVR Dumbarton, Virginia 1975
Richmond Main Street RVM Richmond, Virginia 2003
Riverside RIV Riverside, California 2002 Metrolink
Roanoke RNK Roanoke, Virginia 1975 2017
Rochester ROC Rochester, New York 1914 2017
Rocklin RLN Rocklin, California
Rocky Mount RMT Rocky Mount, North Carolina 1893 2000
Rockville RKV Rockville, Maryland 1984 MARC Train
Washington Metro
Rome ROM Rome, New York 1914 2017
Roseville RSV Roseville, California 1994
Rouses Point RSP Rouses Point, New York 1889 2014
Royal Oak ROY Royal Oak, Michigan
Rugby RUG Rugby, North Dakota 1907
Rutland RUD Rutland, Vermont 1996 1999
Saco–Biddeford SAO Saco, Maine 2001
Sacramento SAC Sacramento, California 1926 Sacramento RT Light Rail
Salem SLM Salem, Oregon 1918 2000
Salinas SNS Salinas, California 1941
Salisbury SAL Salisbury, North Carolina 1908
Salt Lake City SLC Salt Lake City, Utah 1999 FrontRunner
TRAX
San Antonio SAS San Antonio, Texas 1998
San Bernardino SNB San Bernardino, California 1971 Metrolink
San Clemente Pier SNP San Clemente, California Metrolink
San Diego Old Town OLT San Diego, California 1994 COASTER
San Diego Trolley
San Diego Santa Fe Depot SAN San Diego, California 1971 COASTER
San Diego Trolley
San Jose Diridon SJC San Jose, California 1935 Altamont Commuter Express
Caltrain
San Juan Capistrano SNC San Juan Capistrano, California 1974 Metrolink
San Luis Obispo SLO San Luis Obispo, California
San Marcos SMC San Marcos, Texas 2001
Sanderson SND Sanderson, Texas 1882
Sandpoint SPT Sandpoint, Idaho 1916
Sandusky SKY Sandusky, Ohio 1892
Sanford SKY Sanford, Florida 1983 2010
Santa Ana SNA Santa Ana, California Metrolink
Santa Barbara SBA Santa Barbara, California
Santa Clara – Great America GAC Santa Clara, California 1993 Altamont Commuter Express
Santa Clara SCC Santa Clara, California 2012 Altamont Commuter Express
Caltrain
Saratoga Springs SAR Saratoga Springs, New York 1959 2004
Savannah SAV Savannah, Georgia 1962
Schenectady SDY Schenectady, New York 1979 2018
Schriever SCH Schriever, Louisiana 1975[53]
Seattle King Street SEA Seattle, Washington 1906 Sounder Commuter Rail
Sebring SBG Sebring, Florida 1924
Sedalia SED Sedalia, Missouri 1886
Selma SSM Selma, North Carolina 1867
Shelby SBY Shelby, Montana
Simi Valley SIM Simi Valley, California 1986 Metrolink
Slidell SDL Slidell, Louisiana
Solana Beach SOL Solana Beach, California 1994 COASTER
South Bend SOB South Bend, Indiana 1970[54]
South Portsmouth–South Shore SPM South Shore, Kentucky
Southern Pines SOP Southern Pines, North Carolina 1898
Spartanburg SPB Spartanburg, South Carolina
Spokane SPK Spokane, Washington
Springfield SPI Springfield, Illinois
Springfield SPG Springfield, Massachusetts Hartford Line
St. Albans SAB St. Albans, Vermont 1972
St. Catharines SCA St. Catharines, Ontario 1853 Go Transit
St. Cloud SCD St. Cloud, Minnesota
St. Joseph–Benton Harbor SJM St. Joseph, Michigan
Saint-Lambert SLQ Saint-Lambert, Quebec Exo
Via Rail
St. Louis Gateway STL St. Louis, Missouri 2008 MetroLink
St. Paul MSP St. Paul, Minnesota 2011
Stamford STM Stamford, Connecticut
  Acela
1849 Metro-North Railroad
Shore Line East
Stanley STN Stanley, North Dakota
Stanwood STW Stanwood, Washington 2009
Staples SPL Staples, Minnesota
Staunton STA Staunton, Virginia
Stockton Downtown SKT Stockton, California Altamont Commuter Express
Stockton San Joaquin Street SKN Stockton, California
Sturtevant SVT Sturtevant, Wisconsin 2006
Suisun–Fairfield SUI Suisun City, California
Summit SMT Summit, Illinois 2014 Metra
Syracuse SYR Syracuse, New York 1998 2017
Tacoma TAC Tacoma, Washington 1984[55]
Tampa TPA Tampa, Florida
Taylor TAY Taylor, Texas
Temple TPL Temple, Texas
Texarkana TXA Texarkana, Arkansas 1930
Thurmond THN Thurmond, West Virginia
Ticonderoga FTC Ticonderoga, New York 1991
Toccoa TCA Toccoa, Georgia
Toledo TOL Toledo, Ohio
Tomah TOH Tomah, Wisconsin
Topeka TOP Topeka, Kansas 1950
Toronto Union TWO Toronto, Ontario 1927 Go Transit
Union Pearson Express
Via Rail
Trenton TRE Trenton, New Jersey
  Acela
New Jersey Transit
SEPTA Regional Rail
Trinidad TRI Trinidad, Colorado
Troy TRM Troy, Michigan 2014[56]
Truckee TRU Truckee, California
Tucson TUS Tucson, Arizona 1907 2004
Tukwila TUK Tukwila, Washington 2001 Sounder Commuter Rail
Turlock–Denair TRK Denair, California
Tuscaloosa TCL Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Tyrone TYR Tyrone, Pennsylvania
Utica UCA Utica, New York 1914
Van Nuys VNC Van Nuys, California 1982 Metrolink
Vancouver Pacific Central VAC Vancouver, British Columbia 1906 Via Rail
Vancouver VAN Vancouver, Washington
Ventura VEC Ventura, California 1992
Victorville VRV Victorville, California
Wallingford WFD Wallingford, Connecticut 2017 Hartford Line
Walnut Ridge WNR Walnut Ridge, Arkansas
Warrensburg WAR Warrensburg, Missouri 1890
Wasco WAC Wasco, California 1975 2006
Washington Union WAS Washington, D.C.
  Acela
MARC Train
Virginia Railway Express
Washington Metro
Washington WAH Washington, Missouri
Waterbury–Stowe WAB Waterbury, Vermont
Waterloo WTI Waterloo, Indiana 1990
Wells WEM Wells, Maine 2001
Wenatchee WEN Wenatchee, Washington 1981[12] 1997
West Glacier WGL West Glacier, Montana
West Palm Beach WPB West Palm Beach, Florida Tri-Rail
Westerly WLY Westerly, Rhode Island
Westport WSP Westport, New York
Westwood–Route 128 RTE Westwood, Massachusetts
  Acela
1953 2000 MBTA Commuter Rail
White River Junction WRJ White River Junction, Vermont
White Sulphur Springs WSS White Sulfur Springs, West Virginia
Whitefish WFH Whitefish, Montana 1928[57][58]
Whitehall WHL Whitehall, New York 1974[33] 2017
Williamsburg WBG Williamsburg, Virginia
Williston WTN Williston, North Dakota
Wilmington WIL Wilmington, Delaware
  Acela
SEPTA Regional Rail
Wilson WLN Wilson, North Carolina
Windsor WND Windsor, Connecticut Hartford Line
Windsor–Mt. Ascutney WNM Windsor, Vermont
Windsor Locks WNL Windsor Locks, Connecticut 1981 Hartford Line
Winnemucca WNN Winnemucca, Nevada 2012
Winona WIN Winona, Minnesota
Winslow WLO Winslow, Arizona
Winter Haven WTH Winter Haven, Florida
Winter Park Resort WPR Winter Park, Colorado
Winter Park WPK Winter Park, Florida SunRail
Wisconsin Dells WDL Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
Wishram WIH Wishram, Washington 1981[12]
Woburn–Anderson WOB Woburn, Massachusetts 2001 MBTA Commuter Rail
Wolf Point WPT Wolf Point, Montana
Woodbridge WDB Woodbridge, Virginia 1992 Virginia Railway Express
Worcester WOR Worcester, Massachusetts MBTA Commuter Rail
Yazoo City YAZ Yazoo City, Mississippi 1995[35]
Yemassee YEM Yemassee, South Carolina
Yonkers YNY Yonkers, New York Metro-North Railroad
Yuma YUM Yuma, Arizona

Suspended stations

Station Station code Location Route Opened Suspended Notes
Atmore ATR Atmore, Alabama 1989[59] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]
Bay St. Louis BAS Bay St. Louis, Mississippi 1993[61] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]
Biloxi BIX Biloxi, Mississippi 1993[61] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]
Chipley CIP Chipley, Florida 1993[61] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]
Crestview CSV Crestview, Florida 1993[61] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]
Gulfport GUF Gulfport, Mississippi 1993[61] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]
Lake City LEC Lake City, Florida 1993[61] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]
Madison MDO Madison, Florida 1993[61] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]
Mobile MOE Mobile, Alabama 1989[59] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]
Pascagoula PAG Pascagoula, Mississippi 1993[61] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]
Pensacola PNS Pensacola, Florida 1993[61] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]
Tacoma Dome TAC Tacoma, Washington 2017 Intended to replace the Tacoma station as part of the Point Defiance Bypass. The station has been closed for Amtrak use since the 2017 Washington train derailment in DuPont, Washington. Trains have been using the previous Tacoma station.
Tallahassee TLH Tallahassee, Florida 1993[61] 2005[60] Service has been suspended on the Sunset Limited east of New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the tracks on August 29, 2005.[60]

Closed stations

Future stations

Station Location Route Notes
Bath Bath, Maine Seasonal-only stop. The station is part of the Downeaster extension to Rockland during the summer.[62]
Burlington Union Burlington, Vermont Station to open as an extension of the Ethan Allen Express from Rutland to Burlington[63]
Geneseo Geneseo, Illinois Under construction extension to the Quad Cities.
Newcastle Newcastle, Maine Seasonal-only stop. The station is part of the Downeaster extension to Rockland during the summer.[62]
Middlebury Middlebury, Vermont Station to open as an extension of the Ethan Allen Express from Rutland to Burlington[63]
Moline Moline, Illinois Under construction extension to the Quad Cities.
Oakley Oakley, California Platform to be built in late 2020 for service on the San Joaquin.[64]
Rockland Rockland, Maine Seasonal-only stop. The station is part of the Downeaster extension to Rockland during the summer.[62]
Vergennes Vergennes, Vermont Station to open as an extension of the Ethan Allen Express from Rutland to Burlington[63]
Wiscasset Wiscasset, Maine Seasonal-only stop. The station is part of the Downeaster extension to Rockland during the summer.[62]

Thruway Motorcoach stations

StopLocationConnection
Abbotsford (ABB) Abbotsford, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Absecon (ABN) Absecon, New Jersey Philadelphia–30th Street
Alamosa (AMC) Alamosa, Colorado Denver
Alanson (ALA) Alanson, Michigan Kalamazoo
Allegany College (CUA) Cumberland, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Allentown (AWN) Allentown, Pennsylvania Philadelphia–30th Street
West Allentown Allentown, Pennsylvania Philadelphia–30th Street
Allentown/Lehigh Valley Airport Allentown, Pennsylvania Philadelphia–30th Street
Alma–DART Terminal (AAM) Alma, Michigan Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Alpena (ALM) Alpena, Michigan Kalamazoo
Appleton (APP) Appleton, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Arcata (ARC) Arcata, California Martinez
Ashland (AHL) Ashland, Oregon Klamath Falls
Astoria (ART) Astoria, Oregon Portland
Atascadero (ATA) Atascadero, California San Jose Diridon
Santa Barbara
Atco (ATO) Atco, New Jersey Philadelphia–30th Street
Atlantic City (ACY) Atlantic City, New Jersey Philadelphia–30th Street
Augusta (AGM) Augusta, Maine Portland (POR)
Baker City (BAK) Baker City, Oregon Portland (PDX)
Bangor (BAN) Bangor, Maine Portland (POR)
Bath (BAT) Bath, Maine Portland (POR)
Baton Rouge (BTR) Baton Rouge, Louisiana New Orleans
Bay City (BCY) Bay City, Michigan Kalamazoo
Beaver Dam (BVD) Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Columbus
Beaverton (BVT) Beaverton, Oregon Portland
Belfast (BFT) Belfast, Maine Portland (POR)
Bend–Hawthorne Intermodal Center (BND) Bend, Oregon Chemult
Eugene–Springfield
Bend–Riverhouse Resort (BDR) Bend, Oregon Chemult
Berlin (BIN) Berlin, New Hampshire Boston South
Big Rapids (BGP) Big Rapids, Michigan Kalamazoo
Biloxi (BIG) Biloxi, Mississippi Jackson (JAN)
Blacksburg (BLK) Blacksburg, Virginia Roanoke
Boise (BOI) Boise, Idaho Salt Lake City
Bradenton (BDT) Bradenton, Florida Orlando
Brewster (BWW) Brewster, Washington Wenatchee
Brookings (BKO) Brookings, Oregon Klamath Falls
Brunswick–Bowdoin College Brunswick, Maine Portland (POR)
Brunswick–Visitor Center (BRK) Brunswick, Maine Portland (POR)
Bryan (BRY) Bryan, Texas Fort Worth
Buellton (BUL) Buellton, California San Jose Diridon
Santa Barbara
Buena Vista (BUV) Buena Vista, Colorado Denver
Burns (BNS) Burns, Oregon Eugene–Springfield
Cabazon (CBZ) Cabazon, California Bakersfield
Cadillac (CLC) Cadillac, Michigan Kalamazoo
Cambridge (CDE) Cambridge, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Camden/Rockport (CDM) Camden, Maine Portland (POR)
Camp Verde (CVD) Camp Verde, Arizona Flagstaff
Cannon Beach (CBO) Cannon Beach, Oregon Portland
Carmel (CRM) Carmel, California Salinas
Cave Junction (CVJ) Cave Junction, Oregon Klamath Falls
Charlevoix (CHL) Charlevoix, Michigan Kalamazoo
Cheboygan (CHB) Cheboygan, Michigan Kalamazoo
Cherry Hill (CRH) Cherry Hill, New Jersey Philadelphia–30th Street
Chewelah (CWL) Chewelah, Washington Spokane
Chippewa Falls (CHP) Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Cincinnati (CIG) Cincinnati, Ohio Chicago Union Terminal
Clare (CLR) Clare, Michigan Kalamazoo
Claremont (CLM) Claremont, California Bakersfield
Clarksburg (CSB) Clarksburg, West Virginia Charleston (CHW)
Cloverdale Cloverdale, California Martinez
Coarsegold (CGD) Coarsegold, California Fresno
Colfax (CFX) Colfax, Washington Spokane
Columbus (COL) Columbus, Ohio Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Colorado Springs (COS) Colorado Springs, Colorado Denver
Raton
Colville (CVL) Colville, Washington Spokane
Concord (CNH) Concord, New Hampshire Boston South
Conway (CAY) Conway, New Hampshire Boston South
Coos Bay (CBY) Coos Bay, Oregon Eugene–Springfield
Crater Lake (CLK) Crater Lake, Oregon Klamath Falls
Crescent City (CRC) Crescent City, California Klamath Falls
Dade City (DDE) Dade City, Florida Jacksonville
Lakeland
Dallas (DAG) Dallas, Texas Meridian
Damariscotta (DAM) Damariscotta, Maine Portland (POR)
Danville (DVI) Danville, Illinois Indianapolis
Davenport (DVP) Davenport, Iowa Indianapolis
Daytona Beach (DYA) Daytona Beach, Florida DeLand
Deer Park (DPK) Deer Park, Washington Spokane
Discovery Bay (DBY) Discovery Bay, Washington Seattle
Discovery Kingdom (VMW) Vallejo, California Martinez
Dover (DVR) Dover, Delaware Wilmington
Dublin–Pleasanton (DBP) Pleasanton, California San Jose
Duluth–Jefferson Lines Station (DUL) Duluth, Minnesota St. Paul Union Station
Duluth–University of Minnesota Student Union (DUU) Duluth, Minnesota St. Paul Union Station
Dunkirk (DUK) Dunkirk, New York Buffalo–Exchange Street
Easton (ESN) Easton, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Eau Claire (EUC) Eau Claire, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Ebensburg (EBN) Ebensburg, Pennsylvania Harrisburg
Egg Harbor City (EGH) Egg Harbor City, New Jersey Philadelphia–30th Street
Elk Grove (EKG) Elk Grove, California Redding
Stockton
El Paso (ELB) El Paso, Texas Albuquerque
El Portal (EPL) El Portal, California Merced
El Segundo (ESG) El Segundo, California Bakersfield
Elsie (ELS) Elsie, Oregon Portland
Escanaba (EMI) Escanaba, Michigan Milwaukee
Eureka (EKA) Eureka, California Martinez
Fairmont (FRM) Fairmont, West Virginia Charleston (CHW)
Fairplay (FRP) Fairplay, Colorado Denver
Fillmore (FIL) Fillmore, California Bakersfield
Santa Barbara
Fish Camp (FSH) Fish Camp, California Fresno
Flagstaff (FGG) Flagstaff, Arizona Flagstaff
Florence (FRO) Florence, Oregon Eugene–Springfield
Fond du Lac (FDL) Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Fort Hood (FHD) Fort Hood, Texas Temple
Fort Myers (FTM) Fort Myers, Florida Orlando
Fortuna (FTA) Fortuna, California Martinez
Foxwoods Resort Casino (FOX) Stonington, Connecticut New London
Frederick–Airport (FRR) Frederick, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Frederick–Transit Center (FRC) Frederick, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Fredonia (FDN) Fredonia, New York Buffalo–Exchange Street
Frisco (FSC) Frisco, Colorado Denver
Frostburg (FSB) Frostburg, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Gainesville (GNF) Gainesville, Florida Jacksonville
Lakeland
Galveston (GLS) Galveston, Texas Longview
Garberville (GBV) Garberville, California Martinez
Gary (GRY) Gary, Indiana Chicago Union Station
Gaylord (GYL) Gaylord, Michigan Kalamazoo
Gearhart (GHT) Gearhart, Oregon Portland
Gilroy (GLY) Gilroy, California Salinas
San Jose
Gold Hill (GHL) Gold Hill, Oregon Klamath Falls
Goldsboro (GBO) Goldsboro, North Carolina Wilson
Goshen Junction (GSN) Goshen, California Hanford
Grand Canyon–Maswick Lodge (GCB) Grand Canyon Village, Arizona Flagstaff
Grand Canyon–Rail Station (GCN) Grand Canyon Village, Arizona Flagstaff
Grangeville (GVI) Grangeville, Idaho Spokane
Grants Pass (GTP) Grants Pass, Oregon Klamath Falls
Grantsville (GTV) Grantsville, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Grayling (GYG) Grayling, Michigan Kalamazoo
Green Bay (GBY) Green Bay, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Greensburg–Westmoreland Transportation Center (GNG) Greensburg, Pennsylvania Harrisburg
Greenville (GRN) Greenville, North Carolina Wilson
Gunnison–Bus Station (GUN) Gunnison, Colorado Denver
Gunnison–Western State University (GNW) Gunnison, Colorado Denver
Hagerstown (HAG) Hagerstown, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Hammonton (HTN) Hammonton, New Jersey Philadelphia–30th Street
Hancock (HNK) Hancock, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Hancock (HKM) Hancock, Michigan Milwaukee
Hancock Hancock, North Carolina Wilson
Hattiesburg (HBI) Hattiesburg, Mississippi Jackson (JAN)
Havelock (HVL) Havelock, North Carolina Wilson
Healdsburg (HEA) Healdsburg, California Martinez
Hemet (HET) Hemet, California Bakersfield
Hood River (HOO) Hood River, Oregon Portland (PDX)
Houghton (HGH) Houghton, Michigan Milwaukee
Houghton Lake (HGL) Houghton Lake, Michigan Kalamazoo
Howard City (HWC) Howard City, Michigan Kalamazoo
Indio (IDO) Indio, California Bakersfield
Jacksonville (JNC) Jacksonville, North Carolina Wilson
Jamestown (JMN) Jamestown, New York Buffalo–Exchange Street
Janesville (JVL) Janesville, Wisconsin Chicago Union Station
Kent Island (KNT) Kent Island, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Kettle Falls (KTF) Kettle Falls, Washington Spokane
Kettleman City (KTC) Kettleman City, California Hanford
Killeen (KIL) Killeen, Texas Temple
Killington (KLT) Killington, Vermont Rutland
King City (KGC) King City, California San Jose Diridon
Santa Barbara
Kingsley (KGS) Kingsley, Michigan Kalamazoo
Kingston (KGT) Kingston, Washington Seattle
Kinston (KNC) Kinston, North Carolina Wilson
La Crescenta (LCA) La Crescenta, California Bakersfield
La Grande (LAE) La Grande, Oregon Portland (PDX)
Lake Placid (LPD) Lake Placid, New York Westport
Lancaster (LCS) Lancaster, California Bakersfield
Victorville
L'Anse (LAN) L'Anse, Michigan Milwaukee
La Pine (LPN) La Pine, Oregon Chemult
La Quinta (LQT) La Quinta, California Bakersfield
Las Cruces (LCR) Las Cruces, New Mexico Albuquerque
Las Vegas (LVS) Las Vegas, Nevada Bakersfield
Salt Lake City
Las Vegas–McCarran International Airport (LVT) Las Vegas, Nevada Kingman
Lathrop–Manteca (LTM) Lathrop, California San Jose
Latrobe–Regional Airport (LTB) Latrobe, Pennsylvania Harrisburg
Laughlin (LNV) Laughlin, Nevada Kingman
Laytonville (LTV) Laytonville, California Martinez
Leggett (LEG) Leggett, California Martinez
Lemoore–Chamber of Commerce (LMC) Lemoore, California Hanford
Lemoore–Naval Air Station (LMN) Lemoore, California Hanford
Lewiston (LWN) Lewiston, Idaho Spokane
Lewistown (LWB) Lewistown, Pennsylvania Harrisburg
Lincoln (LNN) Lincoln, New Hampshire Boston South
Lincolnville (LCV) Lincolnville, Maine Portland (POR)
Lindenwold (LDW) Lindenwold, New Jersey Philadelphia–30th Street
Littlerock (LTR) Littlerock, California Bakersfield
Victorville
Littleton (LTL) Littleton, New Hampshire Boston South
Livermore (LIV) Livermore, California San Jose
Livermore–Transit Center (LIV) Livermore, California San Jose
Livermore–Vasco Road (VAS) Livermore, California San Jose
Lompoc–Visitors Center (LOM) Lompoc, California San Jose Diridon
Santa Barbara
London (LOB) London, Ontario Chicago
Long Beach (LBC) Long Beach, California Los Angeles Union
Loon Lake (LLK) Loon Lake, Washington Spokane
Los Alamos–Hampton Inn (LOH) Los Alamos, New Mexico Lamy
Los Alamos–Visitors Center (LOS) Los Alamos, New Mexico Lamy
Louisville (LVL) Louisville, Kentucky Chicago Union Station
Mackinaw City (MAK) Mackinaw City, Michigan Kalamazoo
Madison–Chazen Museum of Art (MSN) Madison, Wisconsin Chicago Union Station
Madison–Dutch Mill Park & Ride West Lot (SMD) Madison, Wisconsin Chicago Union Station
Manchester (MHT) Manchester, New Hampshire Boston South
Manitowoc (MTC) Manitowoc, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Manton (MTO) Manton, Michigan Kalamazoo
Marinette (MWI) Marinette, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Mariposa–Midtown (MRM) Mariposa, California Merced
Mariposa–Park & Ride (MRP) Mariposa, California Merced
Marquette (MQT) Marquette, Michigan Milwaukee
Marysville (MRV) Marysville, California Redding
Stockton
Marysville Marysville, Michigan Detroit
Port Huron
McCall (MCA) McCall, Idaho Spokane
McKinleyville (MKV) McKinleyville, California Martinez
Medford (MFR) Medford, Oregon Klamath Falls
Menomonie (MNM) Menomonie, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Mesquite (MSQ) Mesquite, Texas Meridian
Midpines (MDP) Midpines, California Merced
Mobile (MOG) Mobile, Alabama Jackson (JAN)
Moffat (MFT) Moffat, Colorado Denver
Movaje (MOJ) Mojave, California Bakersfield
Victorville
Moline (MLI) Moline, Illinois Indianapolis
Monroe (MEE/MEW) Monroe, Washington Seattle
Spokane
Monterey–Hyatt Regency (MYH) Monterey, California Salinas
Monterey–Marriott (MYM) Monterey, California Salinas
Monterey–Monterey Bay Aquarium (MYA) Monterey, California Salinas
Monterey–Transit Plaza (MRY) Monterey, California Salinas
Monterey–Travelodge (MYT) Monterey, California Salinas
Montgomery (MGM) Montgomery, Alabama New Orleans
Morehead City (MHD) Morehead City, North Carolina Wilson
Moreno Valley (MOV) Moreno Valley, California Bakersfield
Morgan Hill (MHC) Morgan Hill, California Salinas
San Jose
Morgantown–WVU Health Sciences Campus (MGU) Morgantown, West Virginia Charleston (CHW)
Morgantown–West (WGW) Morgantown, West Virginia Charleston (CHW)
Moscow (MOC) Moscow, Idaho Spokane
Moses Lake (MLK) Moses Lake, Washington Seattle
Spokane
Mount Clemens Mount Clemens, Michigan Detroit
Port Huron
Mount Pleasant (MPT) Mount Pleasant, Michigan Kalamazoo
Nacogdoches (NCG) Nacogdoches, Texas Longview
Nampa (NAM) Nampa, Idaho Portland (PDX)
Napa (NAP) Napa, California Martinez
Nashua (NSH) Nashua, New Hampshire Boston South
Nashville (NVL) Nashville, Tennessee Chicago Union Station
Necanicum Junction (NCM) Necanicum, Oregon Portland
New Baltimore New Baltimore, Michigan Detroit
Port Huron
New Bern (NBR) New Bern, North Carolina Wilson
Newburyport (NBT) Newburyport, Massachusetts Boston South
New Hampton New Hampton, New Hampshire Boston South
North Conway (NCW) North Conway, New Hampshire Boston South
Oakhurst (OAH) Oakhurst, California Fresno
Ocala (OCA) Ocala, Florida Jacksonville
Lakeland
Ocean City (OCM) Ocean City, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Ocean Pines (OCP) Ocean Pines, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Oconto (OCO) Oconto, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Ogden (OGD) Ogden, Utah Salt Lake City
Okanogan (OGW) Okanogan, Washington Wenatchee
Omak (OMW) Omak, Washington Wenatchee
Ontario (ONT) Ontario, Oregon Portland (PDX)
Orono (ORO) Orono, Maine Portland (POR)
Oroville (ORV) Oroville, California Redding
Stockton
Oshkosh–University of Wisconsin (OSU) Oshkosh, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Oshkosh–Wittman Regional Airport (OSH) Oshkosh, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Owosso (OWO) Owosso, Michigan Kalamazoo
Palmdale (PMD) Palmdale, California Bakersfield
Victorville
Palm Desert (PDC) Palm Desert, California Bakersfield
Palm Springs–Airport (PSP) Palm Springs, California Bakersfield
Palm Springs–Downtown (PSS) Palm Springs, California Bakersfield
Pasadena (PAS) Pasadena, California Bakersfield
Pateros (PTE) Pateros, Washington Wenatchee
Pellston (PST) Pellston, Michigan Kalamazoo
Pemberton (PBT) Pemberton, British Columbia Vancouver
Pendleton (PEN) Pendleton, Oregon Portland (PDX)
Pennsauken (PNK) Pennsauken, New Jersey Philadelphia–30th Street
Peoria (PIA) Peoria, Illinois Indianapolis
Perris (PDC) Perris, California Bakersfield
Petaluma (PTC) Petaluma, California Martinez
Petoskey (PSK) Petoskey, Michigan Kalamazoo
Phoenix–Greyhound Station (PHG) Phoenix, Arizona Flagstaff
Phoenix–Metro Center Transit Station (PXN) Phoenix, Arizona Flagstaff
Phoenix–Sky Harbor International Airport (PHA) Phoenix, Arizona Flagstaff
Pine (PJT) Pine, Colorado Denver
Pittsburgh–Grant Street Transportation Center (PGB) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Harrisburg
Placerville (PCV) Placerville, California Sacramento
Plymouth (PMO) Plymouth, New Hampshire Boston South
Poncha Springs (PSG) Poncha Springs, Colorado Denver
Port Angeles (PRA) Port Angeles, Washington Seattle
Port Charlotte (PCH) Port Charlotte, Florida Orlando
Portland (PDG) Portland, Oregon Portland
Portsmouth (PTS) Portsmouth, New Hampshire Boston South
Port Townsend (PTO) Kingston, Washington Seattle
Prairie View (PVW) Prairie View, Texas Fort Worth
Provo (PRO) Provo, Utah Salt Lake City
Prunedale (PDL) Prunedale, California Salinas
San Jose
Pueblo (PUB) Pueblo, Colorado Denver
Raton
Pullman (PUL) Pullman, Washington Spokane
Quakertown (QKR) Quakertown, Pennsylvania Philadelphia–30th Street
Quincy (QUC) Quincy, Washington Seattle
Spokane
Red Bluff (RBF) Red Bluff, California Redding
Stockton
Redmond Airport (RDM) Redmond, Oregon Chemult
Reed City (REE) Reed City, Michigan Kalamazoo
Reedsport (RPT) Reedsport, Oregon Eugene–Springfield
Richmond (RBC) Richmond, British Columbia Seattle King Street
Vancouver Pacific Central Station
Rio Dell–Scotia (RDS) Rio Dell, California Martinez
Ritzville (RTZ) Ritzville, Washington Seattle
Spokane
Rochester (RMN) Rochester, Minnesota St. Paul Union Station
Rockford (RCK) Rockford, Illinois Chicago Union Station
Rockford (RKF) Rockford, Michigan Kalamazoo
Rock Island (RKI) Rock Island, Illinois Indianapolis
Rockland (ROD) Rockland, Maine Portland (POR)
Rohnert Park (RPC) Rohnert Park, California Martinez
Roseville Roseville, Michigan Detroit
Port Huron
Saginaw (SGW) Saginaw, Michigan Kalamazoo
Salem (SLG) Salem, Oregon Seattle
Spokane
Salida (SLD) Salida, Colorado Denver
Salinas (SNR) Salinas, California San Jose Diridon
Santa Barbara
Salisbury–Riverside Drive (SLS) Salisbury, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Salisbury–Tri-County Way (SLY) Salisbury, Maryland BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
Wilmington
Salt Lake City (SLB) Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City
San Francisco–Financial District (SFF) San Francisco, California Emeryville
San Francisco–Fisherman's Wharf (SFW) San Francisco, California Emeryville
San Francisco–Shopping Center (SFS) San Francisco, California Emeryville
San Francisco–Transbay Terminal (SFC) San Francisco, California Emeryville
San Luis Obispo–Cal Poly (SLP) San Luis Obispo, California San Jose Diridon
Santa Barbara
San Pedro–Catalina Terminal (SPD) San Pedro, California Los Angeles Union
San Pedro–Library (SPO) San Pedro, California Los Angeles Union
Santa Barbara–University of California at Santa Barbara (SBU) Santa Barbara, California San Jose Diridon
Santa Barbara
Santa Clarita–Newhall (NHL) Santa Clarita, California Bakersfield
Los Angeles Union
Santa Cruz (SCZ) Santa Cruz, California San Jose
Santa Fe (SAF) Santa Fe, New Mexico Lamy
Santa Fe–Four Seasons Resort (SAE) Santa Fe, New Mexico Lamy
Santa Maria (SAT) Santa Maria, California San Jose Diridon
Santa Barbara
Santa Paula (SAP) Santa Paula, California Bakersfield
Santa Barbara
Sarasota (SRA) Sarasota, Florida Orlando
Sault Ste. Marie (SMI) Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Kalamazoo
Scotts Valley (SVY) Scotts Valley, California San Jose
Scranton (SRN) Scranton, Pennsylvania Philadelphia–30th Street
Searsport (SRT) Searsport, Maine Portland (POR)
Seaside (SES) Seaside, California Salinas
San Jose
Seaside–North (SSH) Seaside, Oregon Portland
Seaside–South (SSD) Seaside, Oregon Portland
Sedona (SDC) Sedona, Arizona Flagstaff
Sequim (SQM) Sequim, Washington Seattle
Shawano (SHW) Shawano, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Sheboygan (SHB) Sheboygan, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Shreveport–Greyhound Station (SHG) Shreveport, Louisiana Meridian
Shreveport–SporTran Intermodal Facility (SHR) Shreveport, Louisiana Meridian
Sisters (STO) Sisters, Oregon Eugene–Springfield
Skykomish (SKE/SKW) Skykomish, Washington Seattle
Spokane
Smith River (SMR) Smith River, California Klamath Falls
Solvang (SLV) Solvang, California San Jose Diridon
Santa Barbara
South Beloit (BET) South Beloit, Illinois Chicago Union Station
South Lake Tahoe (SLT) South Lake Tahoe, California Sacramento
Sparks (SPX) Sparks, Nevada Sacramento
Squamish-North Garibaldi (GBC) Squamish, British Columbia Vancouver
Stanley (SNY) Stanley, Wisconsin Milwaukee
State College (STC) State College, Pennsylvania Harrisburg
Stateline (SLH) Stateline, California Sacramento
Stateline (SLN) Stateline, Nevada Sacramento
Stevens Pass (SSW) Stevens Pass, Washington Seattle
Spokane
Stevens Point–Olympia Restaurant (SVP) Stevens Point, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Stevens Point–University of Wisconsin (SVU) Stevens Point, Wisconsin Milwaukee
St. George (STG) St. George, Utah Salt Lake City
St. Ignace (STI) St. Ignace, Michigan Kalamazoo
St. Petersburg–Pinellas Park (STP) St. Petersburg, Florida Orlando
Sun City–Menifee (SUT) Sun City, California Bakersfield
Sunriver (SUN) Sunriver, Oregon Chemult
Surrey (SUY) Surrey, British Columbia Seattle King Street
Vancouver Pacific Central Station
Sutton–Flatwoods (SUW) Sutton, West Virginia Charleston (CHW)
Tawas City (TWC) Tawas City, Michigan Kalamazoo
Tehachapi (TEH) Tehachapi, California Bakersfield
Victorville
The Dalles (THD) The Dalles, Oregon Portland (PDX)
The Villages (TVF) The Villages, Florida Jacksonville
Lakeland
Tilton (TLT) Tilton, New Hampshire Boston South
Toronto (TCT) Toronto, Ontario Chicago
Torrance (TOA) Torrance, California Bakersfield
Tracy–ACE Station (TRC) Tracy, California San Jose
Tracy–Wendy's Restaurant (TRA) Tracy, California San Jose
Traverse City (TRV) Traverse City, Michigan Kalamazoo
Trotwood–Dayton (DAT) Trotwood, Ohio Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Tusayan (TSY) Tusayan, Arizona Flagstaff
Twin Falls (TFI) Twin Falls, Idaho Salt Lake City
Tyler (TYL) Tyler, Texas Meridian
Ukiah (UKH) Ukiah, California Martinez
University of Oregon–Eugene Eugene, Oregon Seattle
Spokane
Vail (VAI) Vail, Colorado Denver
Vale (VAE) Vale, Oregon Eugene–Springfield
Vallejo (VAL) Vallejo, California Martinez
Vicksburg (VKS) Vicksburg, Mississippi Meridian
Victoria (VBC) Victoria, British Columbia Vancouver
Visalia (VIS) Visalia, California Hanford
Waco (WCX) Waco, Texas Fort Worth
Waldo (WDO) Waldo, Florida Jacksonville
Lakeland
Waldoboro (WDR) Waldoboro, Maine Portland (POR)
Walla Walla (WWA) Walla Walla, Washington Pasco
Warrenton (WNT) Warrenton, Oregon Portland
Waupaca (WAU) Waupaca, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Waupun (WPN) Waupun, Wisconsin Columbus
Wausau–Rothschild (WSU) Rothschild, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Wausau–Transit Center (WSJ) Wausau, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Wawona Store Yosemite National Park Fresno
Westchester (WCH) Westchester, California Bakersfield
Westfield (WSF) Westfield, Wisconsin Portage
Westwood–UCLA (WES) Torrance, California Bakersfield
Whistler Village (WSL) Whistler, British Columbia Vancouver
White City (WCT) White City, Oregon Klamath Falls
White Haven (WHV) White Haven, Pennsylvania Philadelphia–30th Street
Wichita (WIC) Wichita, Kansas Newton
Oklahoma City
Wildwood (WWD) Wildwood, Florida Jacksonville
Lakeland
Wilkes-Barre (WKB) Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Philadelphia–30th Street
Williams–Grand Canyon Railway Depot (WMA) Williams, Arizona Flagstaff
Williams–Holiday Inn Express (WMH) Williams, Arizona Flagstaff
Willits (WTS) Willits, California Martinez
Wilmington (WMN) Wilmington, North Carolina Wilson
Windsor (WNO) Windsor, Ontario Chicago
Winston-Salem (WNS) Winston-Salem, North Carolina High Point
Winston-Salem State University (UWS) Winston-Salem, North Carolina High Point
Wiscasset (WST) Wiscasset, Maine Portland (POR)
Wisconsin Rapids (WIR) Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Wittenberg (WIT) Wittenberg, Wisconsin Milwaukee
Woodburn (WBN) Woodburn, Oregon Portland
Yosemite National Park–Crane Flat (YOF) Yosemite National Park Merced
Yosemite National Park–Half Dome Village (YOC) Yosemite National Park Merced
Yosemite National Park–Ahwahnee Hotel (YOA) Yosemite National Park Merced
Yosemite National Park–Tuolumne Meadows Visitors Center (YOT) Yosemite National Park Merced
Yosemite National Park–Visitors Center (YOV) Yosemite National Park Fresno
Merced
Yosemite National Park–White Wolfe Lodge (YOW) Yosemite National Park Merced
Yosemite National Park–Yosemite Valley Lodge (YOS) Yosemite National Park Merced

See also

Notes

  1. Each station located in Canada is identified as a Canadian railway station. However, since the Maple Leaf is a joint operation between Amtrak and Via Rail Canada, no ridership data is available for the stations where it stops in Canada.
  2. Via Rail is Canada's equivalent of Amtrak. Its formation was patterned after Amtrak.[4]
  3. A Canadian railway station (a station which is located in Canada) should not be confused with a station owned (or partially owned) by the Canadian National Railway or the Canadian Pacific Railway. The Canadian National Railway is a publicly traded Canadian company (headquartered in Montreal, Quebec) that also operates in the Midwestern and Southern United States. The Canadian Pacific Railway is also a publicly traded Canadian company (headquartered in Calgary, Alberta) that operates in the Midwestern and Northeastern United States.

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