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| Charlotte |
| Station statistics |
| Address |
1914 North Tryon Street
Charlotte, NC |
| Lines |
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| Parking |
Yes; free |
| Baggage check |
Yes |
| Other information |
| Opened |
1961 |
| Accessible |
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| Code |
CLT |
| Traffic |
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| Passengers (2007) |
109,347 ▼ 5% |
| Services |
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The Charlotte Amtrak Station in Charlotte, North Carolina is served by three passenger trains. The street address is 1914 North Tryon Street, about 1.5 miles to the northeast of downtown Charlotte.
The current station was built in 1961 by the Seaboard Air Line Railroad as a replacement for the former Seaboard Air Line depot. Like other SAL stations, it was acquired under the merger with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad in 1967, becoming a Seaboard Coast Line Railroad station, and then consolidated under Amtrak in 1971. The old SAL station is currently being used as a homeless shelter.
Coordinates: 35°14′28.4″N 80°49′21.5″W / 35.241222, -80.822639
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Distance |
Station |
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New York City (subway) |
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New York/New Jersey border |
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North River Tunnels |
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10 mi (16 km) |
Newark (PATH) |
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58 mi (93 km) |
Trenton (River Line) |
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New Jersey/Pennsylvania border |
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91 mi (146 km) |
Philadelphia (SEPTA) |
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Pennsylvania/Delaware border |
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116 mi (187 km) |
Wilmington |
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Delaware/Maryland border |
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185 mi (298 km) |
Baltimore (Light Rail) |
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Maryland/District of Columbia border |
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225 mi (362 km) |
Washington, DC (METRO) |
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District of Columbia/Virginia border |
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233 mi (375 km) |
Alexandria |
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258 mi (415 km) |
Manassas |
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293 mi (472 km) |
Culpeper |
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337 mi (542 km) |
Charlottesville |
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398 mi (641 km) |
Lynchburg |
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461 mi (742 km) |
Danville |
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Virginia/North Carolina border |
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509 mi (819 km) |
Greensboro |
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524 mi (843 km) |
High Point |
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559 mi (900 km) |
Salisbury |
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601 mi (967 km) |
Charlotte |
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623 mi (1,003 km) |
Gastonia |
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North Carolina/South Carolina border |
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678 mi (1,091 km) |
Spartanburg |
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709 mi (1,141 km) |
Greenville |
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739 mi (1,189 km) |
Clemson |
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South Carolina/Georgia border |
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773 mi (1,244 km) |
Toccoa |
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810 mi (1,304 km) |
Gainesville |
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859 mi (1,382 km) |
Atlanta |
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Georgia/Alabama border |
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959 mi (1,543 km) |
Anniston |
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1,023 mi (1,646 km) |
Birmingham |
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1,078 mi (1,735 km) |
Tuscaloosa |
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Alabama/Mississippi border |
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1,175 mi (1,891 km) |
Meridian |
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1,231 mi (1,981 km) |
Laurel |
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1,260 mi (2,028 km) |
Hattiesburg |
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1,324 mi (2,131 km) |
Picayune |
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Mississippi/Louisiana border |
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1,342 mi (2,160 km) |
Slidell |
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1,377 mi (2,216 km) |
New Orleans |
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