North Coast Hiawatha (via successor)

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The North Coast Hiawatha was a former Amtrak long-distance passenger train that operated between Chicago and the Pacific Northwest, serving as an important transcontinental route in the 1970s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former Amtrak train
passenger train service
alternativeTo Empire Builder
commencementOfOperation June 1971
country United States
discontinued 1979
endOfOperation October 1979
endPoint Portland, Oregon
linked to: Portland

Seattle, Washington
frequency tri-weekly service (most of its existence)
inception 1971
namedAfter Hiawatha (Milwaukee Road train)
North Coast Limited
notableFeature provided direct service to southern Montana cities
served as an additional Chicago–Pacific Northwest route alongside the Empire Builder
operatedOn Northern Pacific Railway route via southern Montana
operator Amtrak
predecessor Mainstreeter
North Coast Limited
primaryMarket Chicago–Pacific Northwest travel
railwayLineUsed Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway main line
reasonForDiscontinuation Amtrak route rationalization in late 1970s
federal funding cuts
regionServed Midwest
Northern Plains
linked to: Great Plains

Northern Rockies
Pacific Northwest
routeType transcontinental route
servicePattern combined with Empire Builder between Chicago and Minneapolis–St. Paul at times
section split west of Minneapolis–St. Paul
serviceType long-distance passenger train
startPoint Chicago, Illinois
linked to: Chicago
successor Empire Builder
usedRollingStock Amtrak heritage fleet
baggage cars
coaches
dining cars
lounge cars
sleeping cars
via Billings, Montana
Bismarck, North Dakota
Fargo, North Dakota
Missoula, Montana
Spokane, Washington

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Northern Pacific Railway operatedService North Coast Hiawatha (via successor)