Panhandle Route of the Pennsylvania Railroad

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The Panhandle Route of the Pennsylvania Railroad was a major historic rail line that connected Pittsburgh with the American Midwest, serving as an important freight and passenger corridor in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic railroad route
railway line
connectedHub Midwestern rail network
Pittsburgh rail hub
connectsToCity Columbus, Ohio
Indianapolis, Indiana
linked to: Indianapolis

St. Louis, Missouri
connectsToRegion American Midwest
country United States
gauge standard gauge
historicalEra 19th century
early 20th century
locatedIn Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
namedAfter Panhandle region of West Virginia
operator Pennsylvania Railroad
owner Pennsylvania Railroad
partOf Pennsylvania Railroad system
railwaySystem PRR western lines
servedRegion Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
significance important freight corridor between Pittsburgh and the Midwest
important passenger corridor between Pittsburgh and the Midwest
major east–west trunk line of the Pennsylvania Railroad
status largely abandoned or repurposed
terminus Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
trackType heavy rail
use freight transportation
passenger transportation

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Panhandle Bridge namedAfter Panhandle Route of the Pennsylvania Railroad
subject linked to: Panhandle Bridge at Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad freight cars usedOn Pennsylvania Railroad Panhandle Route
linked to: Panhandle Route of the Pennsylvania Railroad