Template:Amtrak Southwest Chief

This is a route-map template for the Southwest Chief, an Amtrak train service in the United States.

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Southwest Chief
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0 mi Chicago pre-1996 route Naperville 28 mi 45 km Joliet (Union Station) Mendota 83 mi 134 km Streator Princeton 104 mi 167 km Chillicothe Galesburg 162 mi 261 km Galesburg (SF Depot) California Zephyr to Emeryville IL IA Mississippi River 220 mi 354 km Fort Madison IA MO Des Moines River 298 mi 480 km La Plata 332 mi 534 km Marceline closed 1997 386 mi 621 km Carrollton closed 1979 Missouri River Runner to St. Louis 437 mi 703 km Kansas City MO KS 477 mi 768 km Lawrence 503 mi 810 km Topeka 549 mi 884 km Emporia closed 1997, proposed 638 mi 1027 km Newton Heartland Flyer to Fort Worth (proposed) 671 mi 1080 km Hutchinson 782 mi 1259 km Dodge City 832 mi 1339 km Garden City Central Time Mountain Time KS CO 932 mi 1500 km Lamar 985 mi 1585 km La Junta proposed thru-cars Pueblo 1049 mi 1688 km Colorado Springs 1093 mi 1759 km 1066 mi 1716 km Trinidad CO NM 1089 mi 1753 km Raton 1200 mi 1931 km Las Vegas 1265 mi 2036 km Lamy 1332 mi 2144 km Albuquerque NMRX 1505 mi 2422 km Gallup NM AZ Mountain Time Arizona Time 1633 mi 2628 km Winslow 1691 mi 2721 km Flagstaff 1721 mi 2770 km Williams Junction closed 2018 Seligman[1] closed 1984 1864 mi 3000 km Kingman AZ CA Arizona Time Pacific Time Colorado River 1931 mi 3108 km Needles 2100 mi 3380 km Barstow 2137 mi 3439 km Victorville 2184 mi 3515 km San Bernardino pre-1994 route Pomona 2194 mi 3531 km Riverside Pasadena Pacific Surfliner to San Diego 2230 mi 3589 km Fullerton Coast Starlight to Seattle 2256 mi 3631 km Los Angeles All stations are accessible
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References

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1. "History of Seligman, Arizona". Seligmanhistory.com. Archived from the original on 30 December 2009. Retrieved 8 February 2021.