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1053:, an aerial cableway that opened to the public in 2007. The NS Line has been and extended three times since its 2001 opening and is currently 4 miles (6.4 km) end-to-end. The CL line extended the system by 3.3 miles (5.3 km) in 2012, and its 2015 extension added another 0.55 miles (0.9 km) of new route to the streetcar system.
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Yard, within the city of
Portland. The PTRR facilitates interchange between the two Class 1 railroads; each railways' trains are considered "home" while on PTRC trackage. It was called the Northern Pacific Terminal Company until changing its name to the Portland Terminal Railroad Company in 1965,
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The BNSF also operates a mainline in the
Portland area which is a key rail link despite having only approximately ten miles of trackage in Oregon; this link crosses the Columbia River into Vancouver, connecting with the BNSF line heading north to
288:, joining the UPRR mainline there. The two lines share trackage between Klamath Falls and Chemult until the UPRR branches off towards Eugene; the BNSF continues in a northeasterly direction through central Oregon, providing service to
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September 2001, and three in 2004 (with all three using the same routing and stops in the city centre), Tri-Met has decided to assign route colours as follows
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Gresham. A second line opened in 1998, extending the system west from downtown to Beaverton and Hillsboro, and this was operated as an extension of the eastside line, the combined route being designated the
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systems. While the automobile has displaced many uses of rail in the state (as elsewhere), rail remains a key means of moving passengers and freight, both within the state and to points beyond its borders.
768:, which operates in Oregon on the north-south Union Pacific mainline south of Portland, and on BNSF tracks into Washington to the north and east. Three Amtrak routes provide service to Oregon:
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bridge across the
Willamette River (as part of the MAX Orange Line project) allowed its two southern ends to be connected. The CL line was extended across the new bridge and renamed
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to join the NS Line and follow its downtown section south as far as PSU. Although CL was short for
Central Loop, the line was not a complete loop until 2015, when the opening of the
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and the
Portland metropolitan area, interchanging with the PNWR in Washington County, until a December 2007 storm caused extensive damage to its main line that has not been repaired.
1162:, but that section was not reopened following a 2013–2014 suspension for renovation, and is now planned to remain closed permanently. A zoo admission is required to ride the train.
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525:(GOOS). GOOS operates a 55-mile line from Lakeview, OR to Alturas, CA for the Lake County and 60 miles of line from Alturas, CA to Perez, CA for Union Pacific Railroad.
1033:, the streetcar shares most of its right-of-way with vehicular traffic. A second line, the CL Line, was opened in 2012, serving the Central Eastside District and the
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Portland, the city of
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16:"Portland Terminal Railroad" redirects here. For the terminal railroad in the Portland, Maine area, see
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145:(UP). Prior to its acquisition by the UP in 1996, Oregon was also served by the
972:. Planning is under way for an extension of MAX through Southwest Portland and
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1901:"The wait's over: TriMet's Orange Line, Tilikum Crossing up and running"
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2035:"History of the narrow gauge railroad in the Willamette Valley"
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1352:. Stanford, California: Stanford University Press. p. 481.
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845:, located in downtown. Active Amtrak depots are also located in
553:. Primarily an excursion railway, but does handle some freight.
1619:"UP Short Line Railroad Profiles: Goose Lake Railway GOOS #17"
1533:"Current Projects: Rail Line Acquisition & Rehabilitation"
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2097:"Oregon Amtrak Passenger Routes (with inter-city bus routes)"
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is an important element of the transportation network in the
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Janet Adkins, Legislative Committee Services (May 2004).
1269:. Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum. May 29, 2007
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Oregon is currently served by two Class 1 railroads, the
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opened in 2004, with service to north Portland; and the
693:(RVT). Provides common carrier switching service at the
577:(PCC). Operates two branch lines in the state, one from
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and south-central Oregon. Rail is a key element of the
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in 1864, but Oregon's first railroad ended up being the
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1135:. The railroad also provides limited freight service.
603:(PTRR). Serves terminal operations in north Portland.
1196:service using former Burlington Northern tracks in
1029:(PSU). Unlike MAX, which primarily runs in its own
515:(INPR). Runs from the UPRR mainline in LaGrande to
2063:. Boston, New York: Houghton, Mifflin and Company.
984:, known for now as the Southwest Corridor Project.
1406:"Oregon Transportation Plan Technical Appendices"
1150:which takes passengers around the grounds of the
2013:"The Genesis of the Oregon Railway System"
1595:. Rio Grande Pacific Corporation. Archived from
1375:"Background Brief on Freight and Passenger Rail"
1127:provides excursion trains between the cities of
1119:operate in the state of Oregon. Among them are:
892:system presently provide transit service in the
177:. From Eugene, it then turns north again up the
820:, British Columbia to Eugene, serves Portland,
563:neighborhood of Portland; the other connecting
397:, are not reachable via the Class 1 mainlines.
300:. The line continues north of Madras along the
1438:"Portland Terminal Railroad Company PTRC #649"
1267:"Gorge Railroad History Program press release"
284:. The BNSF line enters the state southeast of
117:routes serve the state, primarily through the
1070:is a 14.7-mile (23.7 km) diesel-powered
8:
1589:"Idaho Northern and Pacific Railway Company"
1207:is a similar operation between Portland and
61:The first railway in Oregon was proposed by
764:Long-haul passenger service is provided by
407:. This railway provides service to Albany,
328:The Portland Terminal Railroad (PTRC) is a
691:Rogue Valley Terminal Railroad Corporation
340:at which time it was jointly owned by the
165:, runs north through Central Oregon up to
1293:The Columbia River—A Photographic Journey
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1021:district, also providing service to the
65:, Surveyor General of Oregon, along the
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147:Southern Pacific Transportation Company
1738:from the original on November 27, 2007
1173:-powered heritage railway between the
703:. Runs between the INPR in Elgin, and
575:Palouse River and Coulee City Railroad
393:, all of Southwestern Oregon, and the
948:opened in 2001, providing service to
487:(COP). Connects the BNSF mainline in
79:Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
7:
1380:. Oregon Legislature. Archived from
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1115:Numerous tourist and excursion, and
501:. Serves the Hampton lumber mill in
477:, which reopened it in 2011–2013 as
2104:Oregon Department of Transportation
2083:Oregon Department of Transportation
2076:"State of Oregon: Oregon Railroads"
1899:Njus, Elliot (September 12, 2015).
1479:Oregon Department of Transportation
1417:Oregon Department of Transportation
964:. In 2015, service was extended to
915:system, a 52.4-mile (84.3 km)
513:Idaho Northern and Pacific Railroad
429:. Main line is former SP line over
419:Central Oregon and Pacific Railroad
181:, passing through cities including
1289:"Railroads and the Columbia River"
1248:Transportation in Portland, Oregon
667:), much of the Willamette Valley (
169:, then proceeds northwest via the
67:Oregon Central Military Wagon Road
14:
2058:Memoirs of Henry Villard (Book 8)
1991:"Sumpter Valley Railway homepage"
1962:"Washington Park and Zoo Railway"
841:In Portland, the Amtrak depot is
735:. Runs from the UPRR mainline in
713:. Runs from the UPRR mainline in
1783:"Rogue Valley Terminal Railroad"
1728:"Port of Tillamook Bay: History"
1684:. Union Pacific Railroad Company
1621:. Union Pacific Railroad Company
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960:opened in 2009, with service to
701:Wallowa Union Railroad Authority
505:; interchanges with the PNWR in
437:; cities served include Eugene,
360:A Portland and Western train in
1472:"Railroads operating in Oregon"
1349:American Narrow Gauge Railroads
1315:Deumling, Dietrich (May 1972).
1238:Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation
1140:Washington Park and Zoo Railway
1090:. The vehicles are operated by
1086:, and connects with MAX at the
635:), Portland's western suburbs (
621:Willamette and Pacific Railroad
1876:. December 2000. p. 471.
1156:International Rose Test Garden
950:Portland International Airport
786:provides service to Portland,
607:Port of Tillamook Bay Railroad
400:Short line operators include:
93:in 1881 (through the latter's
1:
2127:Rail transportation in Oregon
1785:. CCT Rail System Corporation
1092:Portland and Western Railroad
733:Wyoming and Colorado Railroad
617:Portland and Western Railroad
1869:Tramways & Urban Transit
1563:"City of Prineville Railway"
1457:"Name shifted by Terminal".
824:, Salem, Albany, and Eugene.
101:Twenty-first century network
2040:Oregon Historical Quarterly
2018:Oregon Historical Quarterly
1758:"Genesee & Wyoming Inc"
1346:Hilton, George W. (1997) .
1325:Northern Arizona University
1243:Oregon Rail Heritage Center
1001:is an electrically powered
833:, running from Portland to
683:), and the coastal city of
405:Albany and Eastern Railroad
2143:
1461:, November 2, 1965, p. 17.
1190:Astoria Riverfront Trolley
968:, with the opening of the
894:Portland metropolitan area
695:White City Industrial Park
601:Peninsula Terminal Company
485:City of Prineville Railway
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324:Portland Terminal Railroad
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1734:. Port of Tillamook Bay.
1027:Portland State University
903:MAX light rail along the
873:Transit and commuter rail
711:Willamette Valley Railway
679:, Salem, Albany, Eugene,
609:(POTB). Operated between
57:History of rail in Oregon
18:Portland Terminal Company
1640:"Goose Lake Railway LLC"
1440:. Union Pacific Railroad
1205:Willamette Shore Trolley
1160:Portland Japanese Garden
1088:Beaverton Transit Center
1068:Westside Express Service
721:, serving the cities of
533:Klamath Northern Railway
421:(CORP), a subsidiary of
369:List of Oregon railroads
1111:The Mount Hood Railroad
905:Banfield Freeway (I-84)
784:Los Angeles, California
587:Walla Walla, Washington
557:Oregon Pacific Railroad
268:, and the community of
71:Oregon Portage Railroad
1167:Sumpter Valley Railway
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143:Union Pacific Railroad
125:system in the city of
1703:"Mount Hood Railroad"
1663:. Lake County, Oregon
1642:. NEXXT Logistics LLC
1144:narrow-gauge railroad
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1061:WES commuter rail car
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884:rail systems and one
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83:transcontinental rail
1928:"Portland Streetcar"
1874:Ian Allan Publishing
1661:"Goose Lake Railway"
1051:Portland Aerial Tram
1037:before crossing the
882:electrically powered
344:, Union Pacific and
209:where it enters the
1948:"Mt. Hood Railroad"
1599:on December 3, 2010
1569:on October 11, 2007
1125:Mount Hood Railroad
1013:, runs between the
919:system operated by
780:Seattle, Washington
567:to the mainline in
543:Mount Hood Railroad
539:to the UP mainline.
433:between Eugene and
231:Spokane, Washington
89:in 1880, then with
36:Rail transportation
24:Rail transportation
1321:Flagstaff, Arizona
1194:heritage streetcar
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999:Portland Streetcar
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992:Portland Streetcar
978:Bridgeport Village
944:in 2000–2001. The
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523:Goose Lake Railway
479:Coos Bay Rail Link
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241:, passing through
1866:"Systems News ".
1825:"Amtrak Cascades"
1804:"Coast Starlight"
1512:albanyeastern.com
1169:, a narrow-gauge
1117:heritage railways
1017:district and the
937:downtown Portland
835:Chicago, Illinois
752:Passenger service
585:; the other from
503:Fort Hill, Oregon
491:with the city of
395:Wallowa Mountains
333:terminal railroad
179:Willamette Valley
119:Willamette Valley
111:Class 1 railroads
95:Oregon Short Line
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475:Port of Coos Bay
435:Weed, California
346:Southern Pacific
342:Northern Pacific
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87:Northern Pacific
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775:Coast Starlight
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