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| Raleigh |
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| Station statistics |
| Address |
320 West Cabarrus Street
Raleigh, NC |
| Lines |
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| Connections |
CAT Buses |
| Parking |
Yes; free |
| Baggage check |
Yes |
| Other information |
| Accessible |
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| Code |
RGH |
| Traffic |
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| Passengers (2007) |
119,024 ▼ 3% |
| Services |
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The Raleigh Amtrak Station, located in Raleigh, North Carolina, is served by three passenger trains, the Silver Star, Piedmont and Carolinian. The street address is 320 West Cabarrus Street, and is located just to the southwest of downtown Raleigh.
Southern Railway built the station in 1950 after leaving Union Station. The station was not used for passenger trains from 1964 to 1985, when a pending abandonment of track by CSX Transportation forced Amtrak to move there from the former Seaboard Air Line station north of downtown.
The station is Amtrak's second busiest in the southeast (North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, and Kentucky). Transportation agencies are studying a replacement station, possibly in conjunction with SEHSR or commuter service.
[edit] Routes
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- Route 7: South Saunders
- Route 11: Avent Ferry
- Route 21: Caraleigh
- Route 36: Garner Station
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| Amtrak Silver Star route |
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Distance |
Station |
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0 |
New York City (subway) |
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New York/New Jersey border |
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North River Tunnels |
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10 mi (16 km) |
Newark (PATH) |
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58 mi (93 km) |
Trenton (River Line) |
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New Jersey/Pennsylvania border |
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91 mi (146 km) |
Philadelphia (SEPTA) |
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Pennsylvania/Delaware border |
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116 mi (187 km) |
Wilmington |
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Delaware/Maryland border |
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185 mi (298 km) |
Baltimore (Light Rail) |
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Maryland/District of Columbia border |
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225 mi (362 km) |
Washington, DC (METRO) |
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District of Columbia/Virginia border |
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234 mi (377 km) |
Alexandria |
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334 mi (538 km) |
Richmond |
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362 mi (583 km) |
Petersburg |
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Virginia/North Carolina border |
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460 mi (740 km) |
Rocky Mount |
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530 mi (853 km) |
Raleigh |
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538 mi (866 km) |
Cary |
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598 mi (962 km) |
Southern Pines |
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626 mi (1,007 km) |
Hamlet |
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North Carolina/South Carolina border |
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700 mi (1,127 km) |
Camden |
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733 mi (1,180 km) |
Columbia |
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782 mi (1,258 km) |
Denmark |
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South Carolina/Georgia border |
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870 mi (1,400 km) |
Savannah |
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Georgia/Florida border |
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1,018 mi (1,638 km) |
Jacksonville |
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1,076 mi (1,732 km) |
Palatka |
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1,128 mi (1,815 km) |
DeLand |
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1,160 mi (1,867 km) |
Winter Park |
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1,165 mi (1,875 km) |
Orlando |
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1,183 mi (1,904 km) |
Kissimmee |
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1,233 mi (1,984 km) |
Lakeland |
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1,296 mi (2,086 km) |
Lakeland (stops here twice) |
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1,264 mi (2,034 km) |
Tampa |
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St. Petersburg |
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1,312 mi (2,111 km) |
Winter Haven |
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1,353 mi (2,177 km) |
Sebring |
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1,395 mi (2,245 km) |
Okeechobee |
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1,456 mi (2,343 km) |
West Palm Beach |
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1,474 mi (2,372 km) |
Delray Beach |
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1,484 mi (2,388 km) |
Deerfield Beach |
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1,498 mi (2,411 km) |
Fort Lauderdale |
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1,506 mi (2,424 km) |
Hollywood |
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1,522 mi (2,449 km) |
Miami (Metrorail) |
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