Panhandle Route

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The Panhandle Route was a major American railroad line operated by the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad that connected key Midwestern and Eastern cities as part of the Pennsylvania Railroad system.

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Panhandle Route canonical 2
Pan Handle Route 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rail transportation corridor
railroad line
alsoKnownAs Pan Handle Route
linked to: Panhandle Route
associatedWith Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway
connectedRegion Eastern United States
Midwestern United States
country United States
historicalEra 19th century American railroad expansion
early 20th century American railroading
historicalSignificance major component of Pennsylvania Railroad’s westward expansion
namedAfter Ohio Panhandle
networkRole main line connection between Midwest and East
operatedBy Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
owner Pennsylvania Railroad
partOf Pennsylvania Railroad system
primaryFunction freight rail transport
intercity rail transport
railGauge standard gauge
railroadCompanyType subsidiary of Pennsylvania Railroad
servedCity Chicago
linked to: Windy City

Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
servedState Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
Pennsylvania
status defunct
trafficType freight
passenger

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PCC&StL alsoKnownAs Panhandle Route
Panhandle Route alsoKnownAs Pan Handle Route
linked to: Panhandle Route