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Union Pacific West Schedule Pdf Union pacific west schedule pdf Continue Description This project is part of a public-private partnership between Metro and the Union Pacific Railroad to build a new third major line. Segments funded under this project are located between mileposts 10.0 and 11.8 in Maywood and Melrose Park, and between mile posts 32.1 and 38.4 in West Chicago and Geneva. State Service Board: Metro Commuter Rail Program Category: Modernization Budget: $124,939,627 Total status: Construction status Status: Budget plan status: On schedule Current activity: Construction continues for the eastern part. Work has been completed along the east abutment of the Des Plaines River Bridge. Electrical work is almost complete at Maywood station and recently started at Melrose Park station. The platform for the south side of Melrose Park station has begun to be built and should be packed soon. It is estimated that the construction part of the western part of the project will be up for bidding in the third quarter of 2020 once Metro and UP finalize the agreement. Information Updated: August 2020 Federal Funding: $0 State: $44,500,000 RTA: $0 Local: $0 Related Transit Assets Metro Rail Lines: Union Pacific West Line Related Jurisdiction Counties: Cook, DuPage, Kane Municipalities: Bellwood, Geneva, Maywood, Melrose Park, River Forest, West Chicago U.S. Congressional Districts: 14 Lauren Underwood, 4 Chuy Garcia, 6 Sean Casten, 7 Danny Davis Illinois Senate Districts: 25 Jim Oberweis, 33 Donald P. DeWitte, 39 Don Harmon, 4 Kimberly A. Lightford Illinois House Districts:49 Karina Villa, 50 Keith R. Wheeler, 65 Dan Ugaste, 7 Emanuel Chris Welch, 77 Kathleen Willis County Board Districts: Cook 1, Cook 16, Cook 9, DuPage 6, Kane 11, Kane 13 Chicago Wards: No Council of Mayors: DuPage, Kane/Kendall, North Central CBSN ChicagoWatch Now Union Pacific West LineThe River Forest Station in river forest , IllinoisOverviewOwnerUnion Pacific Railroad (Leased Subway)TerminiOgilvie Transportation CenterElburnStations19ServiceTypeCommuter RailSystemMetraOperator (s)Union Pacific RailroadMetraDaily ridership27,196 (avg. weekday 2014)[1]TechnicalLine length43.8 miles[2]Track gauge4 ft 8 1/2 in (1.435 mm) standard gauge Route map Legend 44.0 mi70.8 km Elburn Elburn yard 40.8 mi65.7 km La Fox 38.1 mi61.3 km St. Charles (closed 1951) 35.5 mi57.1 km Geneva Fox River Freeport branch of Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Rwy 29.7 mi47.8 km West Chicago 27.5 mi44.3 km Winfield Illinois Prairie Way 25.0 mi40.2 Wheat kmon 23.8 mi38 3 km College Avenue 22.4 mi 36 km Glen Ellyn DuPage River 19.9 mi32 km Lombard 17.8 mi28.6 km Villa Park IC West Line Salt Creek 15.7 mi25.3 km Elmhurst 14.3 mi23 km Berkeley 12.7 mi20 .4 km Bellwood Addison Creek Indiana Harbor Belt 11.3 mi18.2 km Melrose Park 10.5 mi16.9 km Maywood Des Plaines River 9.7 mi15.6 km River Forest Canadian National 9.1 mi14.6 km Lathrop (closed 1958) 8.5 mi13.7 km Oak Park Harlem/Lake 8.2 mi13.2 km Avenue (closed 1958) 7.7 mi12.4 km Ridgeland (closed 1958) 7.2 mi11.6 km Austin Blvd. (closed 1958) 6.7 mi10.8 km Austin (closed 1958) Green Ashland/63rdand Cottage Grove Belt Railroad chicago 4.8 mi7.7 km Keeler (staff only) 3.6 mi5.8 km Kedzie 3.0 mi4.8 km California Ave. bus yard Western Ave. MD-N MD-W NCS Corridor 2.6 mi4.2 km UP-N UP-NW Chicago River (northbranch ) Wells StreetStation (1853–1911) MD-N MD-W NC Se Union Station Green Pink 0.0 Ogilvie This diagram: viewtalkedit The Union Pacific West Line (UP-W) is a suburban subway line operated by the Union Pacific Railroad in Chicago, Illinois and its western suburbs. Metro does not cover its lines by specific colors, but the timetable accents for the Union Pacific/West line are Kate Shelley Rose pink, honoring the Iowa woman who saved the Chicago & North Western rail train from disaster in 1881. Yellow and green have already been selected for the northern and northwest lines of union pacific, so pink was chosen for this line. [3] In April 2013, the public timetable shows 30 trains departing Chicago every weekday, 22 of which run to Elburn. Of the 8 weekday trains that do not pass to Elburn, 4 end at Elmhurst, 2 in Geneva, 1 in West Chicago and 1 in La Fox. All weekend trains run to Elburn. By 2006, all Metro trains on this line had ended up in Geneva. The line runs as part of the Union Pacific Railroad Geneva subdivision (ex-C& NW line to Clinton, Iowa.) The line runs from the Ogilvie Transportation Center in downtown Chicago through the western suburbs to Elburn. It is the oldest railway line in Chicago, the Galena route and the Chicago Union Railroad along Kinzie Street. Until the late 1940s, the line had a branch office in Freeport, Illinois. It differed from the main line to West Chicago and had stations in Elgin, Marengo, Belvidere, Rockford, Freeport, and other communities. Ridership Since 2014, the annual number of riders has decreased from 8.4 million to 8.1 million, an overall decrease of 3.4%. [4] 1,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 5,000,000 6,000,000 7,000,000 8,000,000 9,000,000 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Station Stops Station Location Zone Connection and Notes Freeport Freeport Freeport Branch Ridott Ridott Freeport Branch Pecatonica Pecatonica Freeport Branch Winnebago Winnebago Freeport Branch Rockford Rockford Freeport Branch East Rockford Freeport Branch Cherry Valley Cherry Valley Freeport Branch Belvidere Belvidere Freeport Branch Garden Prairie Garden Prairie Freeport Branch Marengo Marengo Freeport Branch Union Freeport Branch Huntley Huntley Freeport Branch Gilberts Gilberts Freeport Branch Aurora Aurora Aurora Branch I Elburn Elburn Huskie Line: Elburn Shuttle Northern Aurora Northern Aurora Branch Elgin Elgin (West Side) Branch Mooseheart Mooseheart Aurora Branch La Fox La Fox South Elgin South Elgin Freeport Branch Batavia Batavia Aurora Branch St. Charles St. Charles St. Charles Branch H Geneva Geneva Pace: 592, 596, 801, 802 G Wayne Freeport Branch F West Chicago West Chicago Winfield Winfield Pace: 591 E Wheaton Wheaton Pace: 301, 591, 709, 711, 714 College Avenue Pace: 714 Glen Ellyn Glen Ellyn Pace: 715 D Lombard Pace: 674 Villa Park Park Elmhurst Elmhurst Pace: 309, 332 C Berkeley Berkeley Formerly named Proviso Bellwood Bellwood Pace: 313, 330 Mel Rose Park Melrose Park Pace: 303, 309, 311 Maywood Maywood Pace: 309, 313, 331 B River Forest Forest Pace: 309, 313 Lathrop Closed December 1, 1958 Oak Park Oak Park Chicago L : Green Line (at Harlem/Lake) CTA Bus: 90Pace: 307, 309, 313, 318, 757, 770 Avenue Closed December 1, 1958 Ridgeland Closed December 1, 1958 Austin Boulevard Closed December 1, 1958 Chicago Austin Closed December 1, 1958 Keeler Employee only stop, serving adjacent maintenance facility Kedzie Chicago L: Green Line (CTA) (CTA) (CTA) at Kedzie)CTA Bus: 52 Ogilvie Transportation Center: Metro Union Pacific/Northwest Line, Union Pacific/North LineChicago L: Green Line, Pink Line (to Clinton)CTA Bus: J14, 19, 56, 60, 120, 124 Navy Pier, 125, 126, 128, 130, 157, 192 References ^ Archived Copy (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on March 26, 2016. 01.04.2016.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link) ^ Metro Railfan Tips - Union Pacific/West ^ Did you know? (PDF). At bi-level: June 3, 2009. Archived from the original (PDF) for 2010-01-02. ↑ RIDERSHIP TRENDS ANNUAL REPORT 2018 (PDF). Metro. p. 4 May 2019. External Links Route map: KML file (edit • help) Template:Attached KML/Union Pacific/ West LineKML is from Wikidata Metro Union Pacific/West service schedule Media related to Metro Union Pacific/West Line at Wikimedia Commons Retrieve from First published - 06/07/2020 - 14:04 Metro trains are operated on alternative working day and weekends plans published here, without weekend service on the North Central Service, Southwest Service, Heritage Corridor and Blue Island Branch of the Metro Electric Line. For all other information regarding metro response to the pandemia, click here. All changes to public transport caused by coronavirus (COVID-19) are updated in Moovit. For more information download dismayAll changes to public transport caused by Coronavirus (COVID-19) are updated in the application. For more information to download the On the Go app? See why more than 865 million users trust moovit as the best public transport app. Moovit gives you metro suggested routes, a real-time train tracker, live routes, line route maps in Chicago, and helps you find the nearest UP-W train stations near you. There is no internet? internet? offline PDF map and up-w train timetable that you can take on the road. Easier to get information about the UP-W line with the app! UP-W Union Pacific West - Metro Rail ▬ ▲ Browse Plans | ► Other metro rail lines | + My Lines Stations Route Map Schedules Online About Weekday Tools (October 26, 2020 - October 30, 2020)Weekend (October 31, 2020) October 2020 - 1 November 1, 2020)MWThF (2 November 2020 - 12 November 2020)General Election Day, Day of the Week Plan (3 November 2020)Saturday (7 November 2020)Veterans Day (9 November 2020 - 13 November 2020)Weekend (14. November 2020 - 27 December 2020), 2020)Weekday (16 November 2020 - 30 December 2020)Christmas, Daily plan (24 December 2020 - 25 December 2020 )Day after Christmas, Weekend Plan (26.12.2020)New Year's Eve, Day of the Week Schedule (31 December 2020)New Year's Day, No Service (1 January 2021) Delete plan #1 and press the timetable.
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