Template:Golden State train

Golden State
Chicago Englewood Bureau Moline Rock Island Illinois Iowa Davenport Muscatine Columbus Junction Eldon Iowa Missouri Centerville Trenton Kansas City Missouri Kansas Topeka Herington McPherson Hutchison Pratt Liberal Kansas Oklahoma Guymon Dalhart Oklahoma   Texas   New Mexico Tucumcari CRI&P SP Carrizozo Alamogordo New Mexico Texas El Paso Texas   New Mexico   Arizona Douglas Bisbee Junction Fairbank until c. 1950 Tucson Coolidge Chandler Mesa Phoenix Yuma File:BSicon exKRW+r.svg File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exZOLL.svg Arizona, U.S. Baja California, Mexico File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Cantu File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Algodones File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exBHF.svg Mexicali File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exZOLL.svg Baja California, Mexico California, U.S. File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Calexico File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Heber File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg El Centro File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Carriso Gorge File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Jucumba File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exZOLL.svg California, U.S. Baja California, Mexico File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Agua Caliente File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Tijuana File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exZOLL.svg Baja California, Mexico California, U.S. File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exKBHFe.svg San Diego Arizona California Niland Indio Palm Springs Beaumont until c. 1950 Colton Pomona Alhambra File:BSicon bSHI2lxr.svg File:BSicon exSTR.svg File:BSicon KBHFe.svg Los Angeles–Union Station File:BSicon exBHF.svg Los Angeles–Arcade Depot until 1914 File:BSicon exKBHFe.svg Los Angeles–Central Station 1914– 1939

This is a route-map template for the Golden State, a United States railway.

• For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}.
• For information on using this template, see Template:Routemap.
• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

Note: Per consensus and convention, most route-map templates are used in a single article in order to separate their complex and fragile syntax from normal article wikitext. See these discussions ^[i],[ii] for more information.

References

• Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
  • 1957:

• Southern Pacific
  • 1937:
  • 1947:
  • 1955: