BNSF Railway Winton Tunnel
USA /
Washington /
Leavenworth /
World
/ USA
/ Washington
/ Leavenworth
World / United States / Washington
railway, Amtrak, tunnel
Winton Tunnel is located on BNSF Railway's mainline between Seattle and the Midwest, and is also used by Amtrak's Empire Builder passenger train. The tunnel is nearly one mile in length, and was constructed by the Great Northern Railway. It is one of three tunnels that were built as part of the Chumstick Cutoff, which opened on October 7, 1928.
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BNSF_Railway
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 47°43'11"N 120°43'33"W
- BNSF Railway Chumstick Tunnel 5.5 km
- Leavenworth Icicle Station (AMTRAK) 14 km
- BNSF Bridge 23 km
- BNSF Bridge 24 km
- Railway Bridge 41 km
- Columbia Station, Wenatchee, WA (Amtrak/bus/transit) 46 km
- BNSF Railway Bridge 58 km
- CMSP&P Horlick 2 Tunnel 47 66 km
- CMSP&P Horlick 1 Tunnel 46 68 km
- BNSF Railway Tunnel 77 km
- Coles Corner, Washington 4.2 km
- Chumstick Canyon 7 km
- Plain, Washington 8.4 km
- Tumwater Canyon 11 km
- Leavenworth Golf Club 16 km
- Peshastin, Washington 19 km
- Stuart Range 22 km
- Eightmile Mountain 25 km
- Enchantment Lakes 25 km
- Wenatchee National Forest 31 km