Pittsburgh–St. Louis

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Pittsburgh–St. Louis refers to the intercity rail corridor linking Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with St. Louis, Missouri, historically used by major Midwestern and Eastern railroads.

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Label Occurrences
Pittsburgh–St. Louis canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf intercity rail corridor
railway line
connectsCity Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
St. Louis, Missouri
connectsEconomicCenters Pittsburgh industrial region
linked to: Pittsburgh region

St. Louis metropolitan area
corridorType intercity
hasEndpoint Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
St. Louis, Missouri
historicalEra 20th century
late 19th century
historicalFunction freight rail corridor
intercity passenger rail corridor
historicallyUsedBy major Eastern railroads
major Midwestern railroads
locatedInCountry United States
locatedInRegion Eastern United States
Midwestern United States
partOf American railroad network
passesThroughState Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
servedRegion Appalachian region
linked to: Appalachia

Midwest
Mississippi Valley
transportMode rail
usedBy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
usedFor intercity freight movement
long-distance passenger travel

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PCC&StL servedCorridor Pittsburgh–St. Louis