Washington, D.C.–Chicago route

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The Washington, D.C.–Chicago route is a major intercity passenger rail corridor linking the U.S. capital with the Midwest hub of Chicago, historically served by trains such as the Capitol Limited.

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Washington, D.C.–Chicago route canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf intercity passenger rail corridor
connects U.S. East Coast
U.S. Midwest
connectsCity Chicago, Illinois
linked to: Chicago

Washington, D.C.
country United States
currentOperator Amtrak
function intercity connectivity
historicallyServedBy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger trains
Capitol Limited
historicalOperator Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
importance major intercity rail corridor
links Midwest rail hub of Chicago
U.S. capital
modeOfTransport rail
notableTrain Capitol Limited (Amtrak)
Capitol Limited (B&O)
partOf U.S. national passenger rail network
primaryUse passenger transport
region Midwestern United States
Northeastern United States
servedBy Amtrak
terminus Chicago, Illinois
linked to: Chicago

Washington, D.C.
transportCorridorType long-distance passenger rail route

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Capitol Limited (historical) primaryRoute Washington, D.C.–Chicago route