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Pontiac, MI (PNT)

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Located on the southern edge of downtown, the Pontiac Transit Center (PTC) accommodates Amtrak and Greyhound passengers. In addition, SMART buses serving the greater Detroit metropolitan area make frequent stops…

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Port Huron, MI (PTH)

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The Amtrak station in Port Huron was constructed in 1979 in a modular design that Amtrak once considered using as a prototype for small staffed stations; however, this design was…

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Royal Oak, MI (ROY)

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Travelers at Royal Oak wait for trains at a set of twin shelters. These structures are made of transparent plastic walls accented by graceful metalwork, and each is capped with…

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Troy, MI (TRM)

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On October 14, 2014, Troy city officials, joined by residents and representatives from Amtrak, the Michigan Department of Transportation and other organizations, cut the ribbon on the new Troy Transit…

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Detroit Lakes, MN, Amtrak station

Detroit Lakes, MN (DLK)

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The Detroit Lakes station was renovated in 2010; the sensitive design work upgraded the facility for the 21st century while respecting its historic character. The depot was originally constructed by…

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Red Wing Amtrak station

Red Wing, MN (RDW)

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Red Wing’s historic depot, built by the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad – known as the Milwaukee Road – opened to the public in 1905. It was constructed as…

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St. Cloud, Minnesota, Amtrak station.

St. Cloud, MN (SCD)

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The St. Cloud depot was built by the Northern Pacific Railroad (NP) in 1909 at a cost of about $30,000. It replaced an early 1880s wooden depot that was subsequently…

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Staples, MN (SPL)

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Nestled between Highway 10 and the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad (BNSF) main line, the Staples depot sits between the north and south sides of town, which were long ago…

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