St. Louis Station (Missouri)

St. Louis Station
St. Louis (Gateway Multimodal Transportation Center)
The location	430 South 15th Street St. Louis, MO 63103 The United States of America 38°37'N 27.0 seconds 90°12'W 13.0 seconds / 38.624167 degrees N 90.203611 degrees W / 38.624167, -90.203611
Station number	STL
Home	Two 5 lines
Vehicle ridership -Statistics year -	885/day (I do not include a getting off visitor) -2015 -
The opening of business date	2008
Entry of route 3 route
Position route	■Texas eagle（English version）
◄ポプラー bluff Poplar Bluff All ton► Alton
Position route	■Lincoln service（English version）
All ton► Alton
Position route	■Missouri river runner（English version）
◄Kirk Wood Kirkwood
Remarks	[1][2][3]
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St. Louis Station (English: St. Louis [Gateway Multimodal Transportation Center]) a station [¹] in Missouri St. Louis south 15th street 430 [²]. Amtrak of the passenger rail linking the various places throughout the United States runs in it.

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Summary

St. Louis Union Station (English version) completed in 1894 has been used as a passenger station until 1978. In Amtrak, a current station building came to be used from 1978 through 2004 using a temporary house from 2008.

Available pike / train

The train which arrives and departs at St. Louis Station of Amtrak according to the follows.

Night travel long-distance train Texas eagle between Chicago and San Antonio (English version)…1 round-trip stop [⁴] a day

Diurnal middle-range train Lincoln service (English version) between Chicago and St. Louis…4 round-trip departure and arrival [⁵] a day

Diurnal middle-range train Missouri river runner between Kansas city and St. Louis (English version)…2 round-trip departure and arrival [⁶] a day

Civic Center Station of^[7]blue line (St. Louis) (English version) and red line (St. Louis) (English version) (English version) is next to our station a metro link (St. Louis) (English version).

Footnote

1. I refer to ^ ^{a b} English version
2. ^ ^{a b} "St. Louis, MO". Amtrak (July, 2016). July 21, 2016 reading.
3. ^ "Amtrak Fact Sheet, FY2015, State of Missouri" (PDF). Amtrak (November, 2015). July 21, 2016 reading.
4. ^ Texas Eagle. P2. Amtrak. March 14, 2016. July 21, 2016 reading (PDF file)
5. ^ Illinois Service. P2. Amtrak. January 11, 2016. July 21, 2016 reading (PDF file)
6. ^ Missouri River Runner. P2. Amtrak. January 11, 2016. July 21, 2016 reading (PDF file)
7. ^ MetroLink. MetroLink. July 21, 2016 reading

Outside link

• Amtrak: St. Louis Station (English)
• Great American stations: St. Louis Station (English)

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