Lindenwold Line

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The Lindenwold Line is a rapid transit rail line in the Philadelphia–South Jersey region, historically operated by the PATCO Speedline to connect Philadelphia with its New Jersey suburbs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commuter rail line
rapid transit line
connects New Jersey suburbs
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
linked to: Philadelphia
crosses Delaware River
electrification third rail
fareSystem proof-of-payment
hasColorOnMap red
hasDailyRidership tens of thousands of passengers
hasServiceType rapid transit
isNamedAfter Lindenwold, New Jersey
linked to: Lindenwold
locatedIn Philadelphia–South Jersey region
linked to: South Jersey

United States
numberOfTracks 2
openedForService 1969
operator PATCO Speedline
Port Authority Transit Corporation
owner Delaware River Port Authority
partOf PATCO Speedline system
linked to: PATCO Speedline
precededBy Bridge Line (Philadelphia–Camden)
primaryRollingStock PATCO I cars
PATCO II cars
regionServed Delaware Valley
serves Camden County, New Jersey
Lindenwold, New Jersey
linked to: Lindenwold

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
linked to: Philadelphia
terminus Lindenwold station
Philadelphia (Center City)
linked to: Philadelphia
trackGauge standard gauge
usesInfrastructure Benjamin Franklin Bridge

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PA-2 railcars lineServed Lindenwold Line
PA-3 railcars network Philadelphia–Lindenwold Line
linked to: Lindenwold Line
Collingswood station locatedOnCorridor Philadelphia–Lindenwold line
linked to: Lindenwold Line
Haddonfield PATCO station isOnCorridor Philadelphia–Lindenwold corridor
linked to: Lindenwold Line