Golden State (passenger train)

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The Golden State was a prominent mid-20th-century streamlined passenger train that provided long-distance service between Chicago and Los Angeles via the Midwest and Southwest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf named train
passenger train
streamlined train
category Chicago–Los Angeles trains
named passenger trains of the United States
streamlined passenger trains
continent North America
country United States
era mid-20th century
gauge standard gauge
historicalSignificance prominent mid-20th-century American streamliner
introducedAsStreamliner yes
name Golden State
namedAfter State of California
linked to: California (state)
notableFeature streamlined equipment
through service between Chicago and Los Angeles
operatedBy Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific Railroad
operatedInState Arizona
California
linked to: California (state)

Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
operatedOnCorridor Chicago–Los Angeles rail corridor
operatingRailroadTerritory Rock Island Lines
Southern Pacific Lines
primaryMarket intercity travelers
transcontinental passengers
primaryRouteEnd Los Angeles, California
primaryRouteStart Chicago, Illinois
linked to: Chicago
routeTerminusCity Chicago
Los Angeles
routeViaRegion Midwest
Southwest
serviceClass coach
dining car
observation car
pullman
serviceType long-distance passenger rail service
traction diesel
transportMode rail
usedFor intercity transportation
long-distance travel

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Golden State Route notableTrain Golden State (passenger train)