Template:Northeast Corridor Line

Northeast Corridor Line
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Northeast Corridor & LIRR Main Line to Boston & Greenport 3.0 Sunnyside Yard East River Tunnels (East River) 0.0 New York Penn Station Hudson River NY NJ North River Tunnels 3.1 Northern Secondary 4.7 Croxton Yard 5.0 Secaucus Junction (Main Line) 5.7 Boonton Line 6.0 Portal Bridge (Hackensack River) Waterfront Connection Kearny Connection I-95 / N.J. Turnpike 8.3 7.2 Hudson interlocking to World Trade Center Harrison Dock Bridge (Passaic River) 8.8 Newark Penn Station South Street closed Route 21 Lehigh Line to Oak Island Yard Hunter Connection RVL to High Bridge I-78 / US 22 12.6 mi 20.3 km Newark Liberty International Airport 14.4 mi 23.2 km North Elizabeth 15.4 mi 24.8 km Elizabeth South Elizabeth closed Staten Island Railway 18.6 mi 29.9 km Linden Linden Industrial Track North Rahway closed Rahway River Bridge (Rahway River) 20.7 mi 33.3 km Rahway NJCL to Bay Head Colonia Iselin G.S. Parkway 24.6 mi 39.6 km Metropark Port Reading Secondary Menlo Park 27.1 mi 43.6 km Metuchen Perth Amboy Running Track I-287 30.3 mi 48.8 km Edison Raritan River Bridge (Raritan River) Route 18 32.7 mi 52.6 km New Brunswick Route 27 Millstone and New Brunswick Railroad 33.4 mi 53.8 km Jersey Avenue County Yard US 1 North Brunswick (proposed) Mid-Line Loop (proposed) Adams Deans Monmouth Junction Jamesburg Branch Plainsboro 48.4 mi 77.9 km Princeton Junction PRIN to Princeton Lawrence I-295 54.4 mi 87.5 km Hamilton 58.1 mi 93.5 km Trenton Transit Center Route 33 US 206 Route 29 Morrisville–Trenton Bridge (Delaware River) NJ PA Northeast Corridor to Washington Morrisville Yard Trenton Cutoff
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This is a route-map template for the Northeast Corridor Line, a New Jersey Transit railway.

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