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Highest train stations by state

Passenger train stations and the railway network.

How many Amtrak rail stations sit inside this area, shaded on the map, with the railway network drawn over it. Most counties have no station. Bus-only stops are excluded. The national view shows the passenger network; open a state for freight, yards and other track.

  1. 1California85
  2. 2Illinois30
  3. 3New York27
  4. 4Pennsylvania24
  5. 5Michigan22
  6. 6Virginia21
  7. 7North Carolina20
  8. 8Texas20
  9. 9Florida19
  10. 10Washington19
  11. 11Connecticut18
  12. 12Mississippi15
  13. 13New Jersey14
  14. 14Vermont14
  15. 15Massachusetts13
  16. 16Missouri13
  17. 17Montana12
  18. 18South Carolina11
  19. 19Colorado10
  20. 20Indiana10
  21. 21West Virginia10
  22. 22Wisconsin8
  23. 23Arizona7
  24. 24Louisiana7
  25. 25North Dakota7
  26. 26New Mexico7
  27. 27Ohio7
  28. 28Oregon7
  29. 29Iowa6
  30. 30Kansas6
  31. 31Maryland6
  32. 32Maine6
  33. 33Minnesota6
  34. 34Arkansas5
  35. 35Georgia5
  36. 36Nebraska5
  37. 37Oklahoma5
  38. 38Alabama4
  39. 39Kentucky4
  40. 40New Hampshire4
  41. 41Utah4
  42. 42Nevada3
  43. 43Rhode Island3
  44. 44Delaware2
  45. 45Tennessee2
  46. 46District of Columbia1
  47. 47Idaho1
  48. 48Alaska0
  49. 49Hawaii0
  50. 50South Dakota0
  51. 51Wyoming0
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Source: BTS NTAD Amtrak Stations. · How this is built