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Maps produced by the U.S. High Speed Rail Association (USHSR) show how a new 17,000-mile-long high-speed rail network could be constructed across the United States in four separate stages.

The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from November 1, 1873, Page 3 Buy Reprints. ... is that which is known now as the New-York Elevated Railway, ...

Proposed plans for regional high speed rail systems across the U.S., compiled by the HSRA. High Speed Rail Alliance "This is a map of one specific thing, which is the regional rail networks that ...

This article was originally published with the title “ Proposed Additions to the Elevated Steam Street Railways in New York ” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 68 No. 4 (January 1893), p ...

High speed rail is moving forward in California, but progress is pretty stagnant around the rest of the country. Still, there are a lot of proposals out there, and when placed on one map, they ...

Photo by Mark Garbowski Not typically thought of as a city with above-ground trains, New York actually boasts 700 linear miles of elevated subway tracks, highways, and bridges—the equivalent of four ...

The High Line is one of the best New York activities—and here, you’ll find a guide to the NYC park’s architecture, events, and more.

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This time, it's real. Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf announced a $3.5 million grant for the viaduct section of the Rail Park in September, allowing construction to begin before the end of the year.

Maps produced by the U.S. High Speed Rail Association (USHSR) show how a new 17,000-mile-long high-speed rail network could ...