Northeast Corridor at New Haven

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The Northeast Corridor at New Haven is a major junction on the busy Boston–Washington rail corridor where intercity and regional trains connect with inland routes such as the New Haven–Springfield Line.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rail infrastructure location
railway junction
connectsServiceType commuter rail
intercity rail
regional rail
connectsWith New Haven–Springfield Line
inland rail routes
country United States
electrification overhead catenary on Northeast Corridor tracks
function passenger rail interchange
transfer point between Northeast Corridor and inland routes
hasPrimaryStation New Haven Union Station
hasSecondaryStation New Haven State Street station
hasTrafficLevel busy
isOnRoute Boston–Washington rail corridor
linked to: Northeast Corridor
locatedIn New Haven, Connecticut
United States
onCorridorBetween Boston
Washington, D.C.
partOf Northeast Corridor
railGauge standard gauge
railOperator Amtrak
Connecticut Department of Transportation
servesCity New Haven
usedBy intercity passenger trains
regional passenger trains

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New Haven–Springfield Line connectsToLine Northeast Corridor at New Haven
Pelham station partOfCorridor Northeast Corridor (New Haven Line segment)
linked to: Northeast Corridor at New Haven