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Silver Star

New York → Miami · United States

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Silver Star — New York to Miami
Photo · CZmarlin — Christopher Ziemnowicz · Public domain

Amtrak’s daily New York–Miami run via the Carolinas and a loop through Tampa: the East Coast’s classic snowbird train down to the Florida sun.

Stations

  1. 0 kmNew York Penn Station
  2. 16 kmNewark Penn Station
  3. 93 kmTrenton
  4. 145 kmPhiladelphia 30th Street Station
  5. 187 kmWilmington
  6. 296 kmBaltimore Penn Station
  7. Show 23 more stations
    1. 361 kmWashington Union Station
    2. 374 kmAlexandria
    3. 535 kmRichmond Staples Mill Road
    4. 582 kmPetersburg
    5. 738 kmRocky Mount
    6. 851 kmRaleigh
    7. 864 kmCary
    8. 959 kmSouthern Pines
    9. 1,005 kmHamlet
    10. 1,123 kmCamden
    11. 1,177 kmColumbia
    12. 1,256 kmDenmark
    13. 1,398 kmSavannah
    14. 1,634 kmJacksonville
    15. 1,727 kmPalatka
    16. 1,810 kmDeLand
    17. 1,863 kmWinter Park
    18. 1,872 kmOrlando
    19. 1,899 kmKissimmee
    20. 1,962 kmWinter Haven
    21. 2,028 kmSebring
    22. 2,095 kmOkeechobee
    23. 2,194 kmWest Palm Beach
  8. 2,223 kmDelray Beach
  9. 2,239 kmDeerfield Beach
  10. 2,262 kmFort Lauderdale
  11. 2,274 kmHollywood
  12. 2,297 kmMiami

The stations OpenStreetMap lists for this service, in order, with the distance along the line as drawn here. A train may skip some of them.

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Questions and answers

How long is the Silver Star?

The Silver Star runs 2,410 km from New York to Miami.

How long does the Silver Star take?

The fastest scheduled journey is 31 h for the 2,410 km. That is an average of 78 km/h end to end. The line's top service speed is 201 km/h.

Who runs the Silver Star?

Amtrak.

How old is the Silver Star?

The line has been in service since 1947. That is the year the atlas dates it from: for a modern brand running over an older railway, it is the railway's date, not the brand's.

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