Los Angeles–New Orleans rail corridor

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The Los Angeles–New Orleans rail corridor is a major transcontinental rail route linking Southern California to the U.S. Gulf Coast, used for both freight and long-distance passenger service.

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Los Angeles–New Orleans rail corridor canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rail corridor
transcontinental rail route
connects Southern California
U.S. Gulf Coast
country United States
electrification mostly non-electrified
endPoint New Orleans
hasDirection west–east
historicallyUsedBy Southern Pacific Railroad
Texas and New Orleans Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
linksMetropolitanArea Greater New Orleans
Los Angeles metropolitan area
majorPassengerService Amtrak Sunset Limited
operatorPassenger Amtrak
partOf U.S. transcontinental rail network
passesThrough Arizona
California
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas
primaryFunction freight logistics corridor
intercity rail transport
startPoint Los Angeles
trackGauge standard gauge
traversesRegion American Southwest
U.S. Gulf Coast region
usedBy freight railroads
passenger rail operators
usedFor freight rail transport
long-distance passenger rail service

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Sunset Route partOfCorridor Los Angeles–New Orleans rail corridor