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Figure 1: Percent of Rail and Airport Facilities with Connectivity to Other Public Transportation Modes

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Figure 1: Percent of Rail and Airport Facilities with Connectivity to Other Public Transportation Modes. If you are a user with disability and cannot view this image, use the Table Version. If you need further assistance, call 800-853-1351 or email answers@bts.gov.

NOTE: Only 46 of the mainland states plus the District of Columbia have intercity rail service; South Dakota and Wyoming are not served. Intercity rail service is the city-to-city service operated by Amtrak and the Alaska Railroad. It does not include metropolitan area commuter trains.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Research and Innovative Technology Administration, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Preliminary Intermodal Connectivity Database, July 2007.

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