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U.S. CAN SUPPORT EFFICIENT RAIL SYSTEM
Author: Robert
Date: 02-13-2008 - 06:35

This statement appears in the above-referenced article:

Recently, the National Association of Railroad Passengers, which has fought for 40 years to extend and expand the Amtrak system, published a map (see its Web site at narprail.org) showing the railroad routes that it would add to the present inadequate network of passenger tracks.

The NARP web site is crammed with voluminous information, and the cited map doesn't seem to be obviously shown or linked (maybe it's just my lack of acuity). Would anyone be able to provide a more distinct URL for this map, or directions on how to access it on the NARP site? Thanks!

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  Railroad Newsline for Wednesday, 02/13/08 Larry W. Grant 02-12-2008 - 20:13
  U.S. CAN SUPPORT EFFICIENT RAIL SYSTEM Robert 02-13-2008 - 06:35
  Re: U.S. CAN SUPPORT EFFICIENT RAIL SYSTEM Richard Elgenson 02-13-2008 - 07:33
  Re: U.S. CAN SUPPORT EFFICIENT RAIL SYSTEM Larry W, Grant 02-13-2008 - 08:43
  Re: U.S. CAN SUPPORT EFFICIENT RAIL SYSTEM Robert 02-13-2008 - 17:01
  Re: U.S. CAN SUPPORT EFFICIENT RAIL SYSTEM Robert 02-13-2008 - 17:03
  Re: U.S. CAN SUPPORT EFFICIENT RAIL SYSTEM Jason Kuehn 02-13-2008 - 10:11
  Re: U.S. CAN SUPPORT EFFICIENT RAIL SYSTEM Rich Hunn 02-13-2008 - 16:11


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