West Side Line

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The West Side Line is a historic freight and passenger rail line on Manhattan’s west side that once served New York’s industrial waterfront and later became partly repurposed as the High Line park.

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West Side Line canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freight rail line
passenger rail line
rail line
railway infrastructure
associatedWith urban redevelopment
waterfront industry
boroughServed Manhattan
category Freight rail transportation in New York City
Historic rail lines in the United States
Rail infrastructure in Manhattan
cityServed New York City
country United States of America
eraOfProminence industrial era of Manhattan’s west side
follows Hudson River shoreline
hasSection High Line viaduct
linked to: High Line

street‑level trackage (historical)
heritageStatus historic rail line
historicalUse serving piers and docks
serving warehouses and factories
inspiredCreationOf High Line elevated park
linked to: High Line
location Manhattan
New York City
West Side of Manhattan
notableFeature elevated railway segment now known as the High Line
originalPurpose freight service
passenger service
partiallyRepurposedAs High Line
High Line park
linked to: High Line
partOf New York City rail network
passesNear Hudson River waterfront
railGauge standard gauge
runsThrough Chelsea
Hell’s Kitchen
linked to: Hell's Kitchen

Meatpacking District
served New York’s industrial waterfront
status partly abandoned
partly active
partly converted to park
transportMode rail
usedFor freight trains
passenger trains

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High Line builtOn West Side Line
Empire Connection connectsWith West Side Line
Empire Connection connects West Side Line