Mideast Railway
From the Great Lakes to the Gulf
The Mideast Railway, while not a direct International corridor, connects to the Great Lakes by way of Chicago. Presently Chicago is the central Nexus of the Amtrak logistics network, and virtually all long distance routes covering any part of the center of the country flow through it. The Great Lakes system provides some amount of shipping and trade, and is a principle connection point to both the proposed Northern International Railway and a proposed Antrak route covering the international link to Toronto, CAN, ON.
The Mideast Railway connects the following cities:
Mobile, AL
-* Birmingham, AL
- Huntsville, AL
Nashville, TN
Louisville, KY
Indianapolis, IN
Chicago, IL
Milwaukee, WI
Green Bay, WI
The Green Bay Connector intersects at Green Bay.
The Northern International intersects at Chicago.
The Redline Transcontinental intersects at Nashville.
The Southern Transcontinental intersects at Mobile.
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Traveler's Nexus on the Great Lakes
Chicago, Illinois
Lynchpin of the Entire North American Transit System
Virtually every major rail corridor is directed through Chicago if you're traveling long distances.
Indianapolis, Indiana
Ginormous City that is only going to get bigger...and bigger...and...
Louisville, Kentucky
Batter Up in Louisville
Nashville, Tennessee
Bringing the Railway to the Sound of Music
Huntsville, Alabama
Aerospace Engineering and a World for Manufacturing
Mobile, Alabama
Connecting the United States to the Gulf