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2. Proposed Iowa City-North Liberty Commuter Rail - Wikipedia

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   Former Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway interurban car. The Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway was established in 1904 to provide interurban passenger rail service between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Passenger service ceased in 1953 due to declining ridership as automobiles and highways became the preferred modes of travel. Since then, the ...

3. Cedar Rapids 2nd Avenue SE. Automobile Row Historic District

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   Automobile Row Historic District is a nationally recognized historic district located in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2015. [ 1 ] At the time of its nomination it consisted of 24 resources, which included 17 contributing buildings , two contributing sites , four non-contributing ...

4. Iowa Interstate Railroad - Wikipedia

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   Slug #651 coupled to GP38-2 #721 IAIS #708 crossing the Government Bridge at the Mississippi River, southbound from Davenport, Iowa into Rock Island, Illinois Iowa Interstate Railroad passenger cars near CRANDIC shops in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Iowa. IAIS uses 42 locomotives and two slugs to power its trains: [3] [4] 4 EMD SD38-2 (Numbered 150-153)

5. U.S. Route 30 in Iowa - Wikipedia

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   Iowa 100 east – Cedar Rapids, Marion 80th Street SW to 16th Avenue SW – Fairfax: Eastbound signed exits 246A (Iowa 100) and 246B (80th Street SW); former US 30: Cedar Rapids: 246.126: 396.101: 248: US 151 south / US 151 Bus. north (Williams Boulevard SW) – Amana Colonies: Western end of US 151 overlap; former Iowa 149: 247.619: 398.504: ...

6. Cedar Rapids Union Station - Wikipedia

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   Cedar Rapids was accompanied by another railroad station, the Milwaukee Depot on 1st Avenue SE, serving trains of the Milwaukee Road and the Illinois Central. In its later years service declined. In 1955, the Union Pacific Railroad changed its partner for the eastern leg of West Coast – Chicago trips from Chicago and North Western to the ...

7. Marion station (Iowa) - Wikipedia

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   With demolition of the structure looming, a deal was struck to move the structure across 11th Street to City Square Park. The roof was moved and 19,000 bricks from the station were used for a new pavilion. [6] A caboose and other rail cars from the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway were also situated in the park.