List of Amtrak stations

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This is a list of station locations used by Amtrak in order by station name. Each station is also identified by a three-letter code. These codes are not the same as the list of IATA-indexed train stations or the three character IATA airport codes.

Note that this list is in order by station name, there is also a list in order by Amtrak station code. The cities listed in the list below are links to the actual cities indicated and not to pages dealing with the station itself; pages related to the actual station appear on the right side of the station code. All stations are in the United States unless otherwise indicated.

 

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The following stations do not appear on Amtrak's list. They may be old, bus-only or defunct stations no longer in use.

station)|Atascadero - Denny's, California]] (ATD)

station used by the joint VIA Rail/Amtrak Maple Leaf train)

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Motorcoach station)]]

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