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Presenting a vivid illustration of the extensive train routes of the state the Indiana Railway Map acts as a vital rail travel guide. Indiana state acquired its first railroad in the year 1847 connecting Indianapolis and Madison. The interurban railway of the state came into existence in 1898 and the Indiana Railway Co. was formed in 1899. Cities and towns like Anderson, Columbus, Bloomington, Portland, St. Bend, Ft. Wayne, Rockville, Paoli and others are specified in the railway map of Indiana as all of these are linked through the train routes of the state. Well-connected cities such as Bedford, Evansville, Lebanon, Princeton, Madison, Valparaiso, Lafayette, New Albany, Decatur, Richmond, Paoli, Sullivan, Wabash, Kokomo and many others are also indicated in the Indiana railway map. Having a developed network of railways the state of Indiana is equipped with 7539 km long rail tracks and 42 railroads. The cities of Gary, East Chicago, Illinois and South Bend are linked through South Shore commuter railroad. Whereas ten state stations along with Fort Wayne, South Bend, Hammond and Indianapolis are facilitated by the Amtrak passenger line trains. The Indiana state map is also a significant tool which indicates the railway lines of the place.
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