List of Northeast Corridor infrastructure
This is a list of major infrastructure on the Northeast Corridor, a rail line running through the northeast United States. The list includes major interlockings, bridges, tunnels, and past and present stations, including MBTA Orange Line, WMATA Orange Line, and PATH stations on separate tracks but sharing the right-of-way. It is intended as a companion to the list of stations in the main article.
- Amtrak lines: AE=Acela Express, AD=Adirondack, CD=Cardinal, CL=Carolinian, CPL=Capitol Limited, CS=Crescent, EAE=Ethan Allen Express, ES=Empire Service, KS=Keystone, LS=Lake Shore Limited, ML=Maple Leaf, NR=Northeast Regional, PA=Pennsylvanian, PL=Palmetto, SM=Silver Meteor, SS=Silver Star, VT=Vermonter (note that not all trains of that designation necessarily stop at all marked stations)
- MARC: Served by MARC Penn Line trains.
- MBTA: Served by MBTA Providence/Stoughton Line, Franklin Line, Needham Line, Fairmount Line, and / or Framingham/Worcester Line trains.
- MNR: Served by MTA Metro-North Railroad New Haven Line, Danbury Branch, New Canaan Branch, and / or Waterbury Branch trains.
- NJT: Served by New Jersey Transit Atlantic City Line, Montclair-Boonton Line, Morristown Line, Gladstone Branch, North Jersey Coast Line, and Northeast Corridor Line
- LIRR: Served by Long Island Rail Road City Terminal Zone portion of Main Line trains to Penn Station.
- PATH: Served by Newark – World Trade Center trains.
- SEPTA: Served by SEPTA Regional Rail Airport Line, Wilmington/Newark Line, Media/Elwyn Line, Trenton Line, and / or Chestnut Hill West Line trains.
- SLE: Served by Shore Line East trains.
North to South
State | Miles | City | Station or other | Amtrak | Other | Connections | |
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MA | 228.7 | Boston | South Station | AE NR LS | MBTA | MBTA Red Line, Old Colony Lines, Greenbush Line, Framingham/Worcester Line, Fairmount Line | |
227.6 | Back Bay | AE NR LS | MBTA | MBTA Orange Line; split with Framingham/Worcester Line | |||
226.5 | Ruggles | MBTA | MBTA Orange Line | ||||
223.7 | Forest Hills | MBTA | MBTA Orange Line; split with Needham Line | ||||
220.6 | Hyde Park | MBTA | |||||
219.2 | Readville | MBTA | MBTA Fairmount Line; split with Franklin Line. NEC platforms only used in emergencies | ||||
217.3 | Westwood | Route 128 | AE NR | MBTA | Park and ride | ||
213.9 | Canton | Canton Junction | MBTA | Split with Stoughton branch | |||
210.8 | Sharon | Sharon | MBTA | ||||
204.0 | Mansfield | Mansfield | MBTA | ||||
196.9 | Attleboro | Attleboro | MBTA | ||||
191.9 | South Attleboro | MBTA | |||||
190.8 | state line Massachusetts / Rhode Island | ||||||
RI | 185.1 | Providence | Providence | AE NR | MBTA | ||
177.3 | Warwick | T. F. Green Airport | MBTA | ||||
165.8 | Wickford | Wickford Junction | MBTA | ||||
158.1 | West Kingston | Kingston | NR | ||||
153.2 | Shannock | Shannock Rail Depot[1][2] | Served by Amtrak's Clamdigger and Beacon Hill commuter rail in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Torn down after Amtrak ended its commuter rail service. | ||||
141.3 | Westerly | Westerly | NR | ||||
141.1 | state line Rhode Island / Connecticut | ||||||
CT | 132.3 | Stonington | Mystic | NR | |||
New London / Groton | Thames River Bridge | Active moveable bridge over Thames River | |||||
122.9 | New London | New London | AE NR | SLE | |||
116.74 | East Lyme / Waterford | Niantic River Bridge | Active moveable bridge over Niantic River | ||||
Old Saybrook / Old Lyme | Old Saybrook – Old Lyme Bridge | Active moveable bridge over Connecticut River | |||||
105.1 | Old Saybrook | Old Saybrook | NR | SLE | |||
101.2 | Westbrook | Westbrook | SLE | ||||
96.8 | Clinton | Clinton | SLE | ||||
93.1 | Madison | Madison | SLE | ||||
88.8 | Guilford | Guilford | SLE | ||||
81.4 | Branford | Branford | SLE | ||||
72.9 | Division Post – Metro-North Railroad / Amtrak | ||||||
72.7 | New Haven | State Street | MNR | SLE | |||
72.3 | Union Station | AE NR VT | MNR | SLE | Amtrak New Haven–Springfield Shuttle | ||
69.4 | West Haven | West Haven | MNR | ||||
63.3 | Milford | Milford | MNR | ||||
- | Devon | Closed passenger station; junction with MNRR Waterbury Branch. A temporary station at the wye was also used in 2015 during construction on the Housatonic River Railroad Bridge. | |||||
Milford / Stratford | Housatonic River Railroad Bridge | Active moveable bridge over Housatonic River | |||||
59.0 | Stratford | Stratford | MNR | MNRR Waterbury Branch | |||
55.4 | Bridgeport | Bridgeport | NR VT | MNR | SLE | ||
52.3 | Fairfield | Fairfield Metro | MNR | ||||
50.6 | Fairfield | MNR | |||||
48.9 | Southport | MNR | |||||
47.2 | Westport | Green's Farms | MNR | ||||
44.2 | Westport | MNR | |||||
42.1 | Norwalk | East Norwalk | MNR | ||||
41.0 | South Norwalk | MNR | MNRR Danbury Branch | ||||
39.2 | Rowayton | MNR | |||||
37.7 | Darien | Darien | MNR | ||||
36.2 | Noroton Heights | MNR | |||||
33.1 | Stamford | Stamford Transportation Center | AE NR VT | MNR | SLE | MNRR New Canaan Branch | |
31.3 | Greenwich | Old Greenwich | MNR | ||||
30.3 | Riverside | MNR | |||||
Mianus River Railroad Bridge | Active moveable bridge over Mianus River | ||||||
29.6 | Cos Cob | MNR | |||||
28.1 | Greenwich | MNR | |||||
26.1 | state line Connecticut / New York | ||||||
NY | 25.7 | Port Chester | Port Chester | MNR | |||
24.1 | Rye | Rye | MNR | ||||
22.2 | Harrison | Harrison | MNR | ||||
20.5 | Mamaroneck | Mamaroneck | MNR | ||||
18.7 | Larchmont | Larchmont | MNR | ||||
16.6 | New Rochelle | New Rochelle | NR | MNR | Metro-North to Grand Central | ||
- | Shell | Junction with MNR New Haven Line to Woodlawn Junction (See MNR Harlem Line), Fordham, and Grand Central | |||||
- | Woodside | Closed passenger station | |||||
- | Pelham Manor | Pelham Manor | Closed passenger station | ||||
- | New York City | City Island | Closed passenger station; Also called Bartow | ||||
Pelham Bay Railroad Bridge | Active moveable bridge over Hutchinson River; also called Hutchinson River Bridge | ||||||
- | Baychester | Closed passenger station | |||||
- | Westchester | Closed passenger station | |||||
- | Morris Park | Closed passenger station | |||||
- | Van Nest | Closed passenger station | |||||
- | West Farms | Closed passenger station | |||||
Bronx River Railroad Bridge | Active moveable bridge over Bronx River | ||||||
- | Westchester Avenue | Closed passenger station; Once also served the New York, Westchester and Boston Railroad | |||||
- | Hunt's Point | Closed passenger station; Once also served the New York, Westchester and Boston Railroad | |||||
- | Casanova | Closed passenger station; Once also served the New York, Westchester and Boston Railroad | |||||
- | Port Morris | Closed passenger station; Once also served the New York, Westchester and Boston Railroad | |||||
- | Harlem River Terminal | Closed passenger station; Once also served the IRT Willis Avenue Spur and New York, Westchester and Boston Railroad | |||||
- | Hell Gate Bridge | Active bridge over the East River | |||||
3.2 | Sunnyside | LIRR | Not yet open | ||||
- | East River Tunnels | Active tunnels under the East River | |||||
0.0 | Penn Station | AE AD CD CL CS EAE ES KS LS ML NR PA PL SM SS VT | LIRR | NJT | LIRR: Trains to Long Island NJT: Trains to New Jersey NYCS: A, C, and E trains at Eighth Avenue, 1, 2, and 3 trains at Seventh Avenue | ||
1.2 | state line New York / New Jersey | ||||||
NJ | Weehawken/Union City/North Bergen | North River Tunnels | under Bergen Hill and Hudson River | ||||
5.0 | Secaucus | Secaucus Junction | NJT | NJT to Hoboken and northern New Jersey, Orange & Rockland counties, New York | |||
6.0 | Secaucus / Kearny | Portal Bridge | Active moveable bridge over Hackensack River Gateway Program | ||||
7.3 | Kearny | Swift | Junction with NJ Transit Kearny Connection to NJT Morris & Essex Lines to Dover, Hackettstown & Gladstone and Montclair-Boonton Line to Montclair Heights, Dover and Hackettstown | ||||
7.8 7.96 | Sawtooth Bridges | Gateway Program | |||||
8.5 | Hudson | Former location of Manhattan Transfer; Current junction Waterfront Connection between NJT and Amtrak NEC | |||||
8.8 | Hudson Yard | Amtrak / NJT Yard | |||||
- | Harrison | Harrison | PATH | Originally served by PRR & H&M | |||
9.8 | Newark | Dock Bridge | Active moveable bridge over Passaic River | ||||
10.0 | Penn Station | AE CD CL CS KS NR PA PL SM SS VT | PATH | NJT | Newark City Subway, PATH | ||
11.1 | Cliff | Former Newark (South Street) station; consists of two crossovers that didn't fit at Hunter | |||||
11.7 | Hunter | Hunter Connection Junction for NJT Raritan Valley Line to High Bridge & Raritan; Conrail Lehigh Line | |||||
12.6 | Newark Airport | KS NR | NJT | AirTrain | |||
13.5 | Lane | Junction for Conrail Greenville and Passaic & Harsimus Branches | |||||
14.4 | Elizabeth | North Elizabeth | NJT | ||||
15.4 | Elizabeth | NJT | |||||
16.0 | Elmora | Interlocking Plant | |||||
16.1 | South Elizabeth | Closed passenger station | |||||
18.6 | Linden | Linden | NJT | Linden Yard | |||
20.1 | Rahway | North Rahway | Closed passenger station | ||||
Rahway River Bridge | Rahway River | ||||||
20.7 | Rahway | NJT | |||||
21.0 | Union | Junction with NJT North Jersey Coast Line to Bay Head. | |||||
22.8 | Woodbridge | Colonia | Closed passenger station | ||||
24.0 | Iselin | Closed passenger station | |||||
24.6 | Metropark | AE KS NR VT | NJT | Park and ride | |||
27.1 | Metuchen | Metuchen | NJT | ||||
27.3 | Lincoln | Interlocking Plant | |||||
30.3 | Edison | Edison | NJT | ||||
Highland Park/New Brunswick | Raritan River Bridge | Raritan River | |||||
32.7 | New Brunswick | New Brunswick | KS NR | NJT | |||
34.2 | County | County Yard Junction Conrail Millstone Running Track | |||||
34.4 | Jersey Avenue | NJT | Park and ride | ||||
36.8 | North Brunswick | Adams | Closed passenger station | ||||
39.9 | South Brunswick | Deans | Closed passenger station | ||||
42.4 | Monmouth Junction | Closed passenger station | |||||
42.6 | Midway | Interlocking plant; junction with Conrail Jamesburg Branch | |||||
48.3 | Princeton Junction | Nassau | Junction with NJT Princeton Branch. | ||||
48.4 | Princeton Junction | KS NR | NJT | NJT Princeton Branch to Princeton | |||
- | Hamilton Township (Mercer County) | Division Post – New Jersey / Philadelphia Divisions | |||||
54.4 | Hamilton | NJT | |||||
55.8 | Millham | closed Interlocking Plant | |||||
57.8 | Trenton | Fair | Junction for Belvedere-Delaware Secondary Track; Former junction for Bordentown Secondary Track; (See NJT River Line); Current Amtrak Division Post New York and Philadelphia Divisions | ||||
58.1 | Trenton Transit Center | AE CD CL CS KS NR PA SM SS VT | SEPTA | NJT | NJT River Line to Camden | ||
Morrisville–Trenton Railroad Bridge | Delaware River | ||||||
59.2 | state line New Jersey / Pennsylvania | ||||||
PA | 59.6 | Morrisville | Morrisville | Closed passenger station | |||
59.7 | Morris | Junction for Norfolk Southern Trenton Cutoff and Morrisville Yard | |||||
64.7 | Tullytown | Levittown | SEPTA | ||||
67.8 | Bristol | Bristol | SEPTA | ||||
70.7 | Bristol Township | Croydon | SEPTA | ||||
72.4 | Bensalem | Eddington | SEPTA | ||||
73.7 | Cornwells Heights | Cornwells Heights | KS NR | SEPTA | |||
75.8 | Philadelphia | Torresdale | SEPTA | ||||
78.3 | Holmesburg Junction | SEPTA | |||||
79.3 | Tacony | SEPTA | |||||
81.2 | Bridesburg | SEPTA | |||||
82.8 | Frankford Junction | Closed station; junction with Atlantic City Line to Atlantic City | |||||
86.0 | North Philadelphia | KS NR | SEPTA | ||||
Connecting Railway Bridge | |||||||
89.0 0 | ZOO Interlocking | Split with Philadelphia to Harrisburg Main Line | |||||
1.5 | 30th Street Station | AE CD CL CS KS NR PA PL SM SS VT | SEPTA | NJT | New Jersey Transit Atlantic City Line, all SEPTA commuter rail lines Market-Frankford Line, Subway-Surface Trolley Lines | ||
5.8 | Darby | Darby | SEPTA | ||||
6.5 | Sharon Hill | Curtis Park | SEPTA | ||||
7.2 | Sharon Hill | SEPTA | |||||
7.7 | Folcroft | Folcroft | SEPTA | ||||
8.3 | Glenolden | Glenolden | SEPTA | ||||
9.0 | Norwood | Norwood | SEPTA | ||||
9.7 | Prospect Park | Prospect Park | SEPTA | ||||
10.4 | Ridley Park | Ridley Park | SEPTA | ||||
11.1 | Crum Lynne | SEPTA | |||||
12.3 | Eddystone|Eddystone | SEPTA | |||||
13.4 | Chester | Chester Transportation Center | SEPTA | ||||
14.4 | Lamokin Street | SEPTA | Flag stop, closed in 2003 | ||||
15.5 | Highland Avenue | SEPTA | |||||
16.7 | Marcus Hook | Marcus Hook | SEPTA | ||||
18.2 | state line Pennsylvania / Delaware | ||||||
DE | 19.6 | Claymont | Claymont | SEPTA | |||
26.8 | Wilimington | Wilmington | AE CD CL CS NR PL SM SS VT | SEPTA | |||
32.5 | Churchmans Crossing | SEPTA | |||||
38.7 | Newark | Newark | NR | SEPTA | |||
41.5 | state line Delaware / Maryland | ||||||
MD | - | Elkton | Elkton | Closed passenger station | |||
59.5 | Perryville | Perryville | NR | MARC | At wye junction with CSX Port Deposit Branch | ||
60.1 | Perryville / Havre de Grace | Amtrak Susquehanna River Bridge | MARC | Active bridge over the Susquehanna River | |||
65.5 | Aberdeen | Aberdeen | NR | MARC | |||
72.1 | Edgewood | Bush River Bridge | |||||
75.1 | Edgewood | MARC | |||||
78.9 | Gunpowder River Bridge | ||||||
84.0 | Middle River | Martin State Airport | MARC | ||||
95.7 | Baltimore | Penn Station | AE CD CL CS NR PL SM SS VT | MARC | Maryland Transit Administration Light Rail | ||
98.5 | West Baltimore | MARC | |||||
103.0 | Halethorpe | Halethorpe | MARC | ||||
106.3 | Linthicum | BWI Airport Rail Station | AE NR VT | MARC | |||
113.6 | Odenton | Odenton | MARC | ||||
119.4 | Bowie | Bowie State | MARC | ||||
120.5 | Bowie Interlocking | Wye junction with Pope's Creek Subdivision (CSX) | |||||
124.7 | Seabrook | Seabrook | MARC | ||||
127.0 | New Carrollton | New Carrollton | NR VT | MARC | Orange Line (Washington Metro), park and ride | ||
128.8 | Landover | Landover Interlocking | Junction with CSX Landover Subdivision | ||||
131.6 | state line Maryland / District of Columbia | ||||||
DC | 131.8 | Washington | Amtrak Railroad Anacostia Bridge | ||||
134.6 1.1 | C Interlocking | Junction with CSX Capital Subdivision and Metropolitan Subdivision | |||||
0.0 | Union Station | AE CPL CD CL CS NR PL SM SS VT | MARC | VRE | VRE commuter rail, Metro Red Line, Amtrak trains to Virginia, Chicago, New Orleans, Miami, MARC commuter rail |
References
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