Northeast Corridor 1 Route Guide
New York City to Washington DC
Amtrak
Northeast
Regional Trains - Corridor 1
Numbers 1-14 on the map represent all the stations on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor 1. Not all of the trains stop at all of stations. Refer to the lastest Amtrak Schedule for the stops on the train that you are traveling. Using the links below, you can hop on the train at any station between New York City and Washinton DC and proceed in either direction from there. Each "station stop" includes a photo of the station, a local street map, local transportation options, and links to many more items of local interest. Between station stop pages there are detailed station to station maps and links to all of the counties that you pass through along the way.
Clicking any link below will
open a separate browser window (or another tab on your browser) where
you'll find the route guide. Climb aboard, and then.....
click the "next" 
(toward /Savannah) or "previous" 
(toward New York)
arrow on any page of the guide to take the virtual rail journey at your
leisure. Enjoy the ride!
If you want to start with the first slide of this route guide, click here -
- or click a link below to start at any station along the route.
Stations on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor 1 Routes
New York State
New Jersey
- 2 Newark (NWK)
- 3 Newark Airport (EWR)
- 4 Metropark (MET)
- 5 New Brunswick (NBK)
- 6 Princeton Junction (PJC)
- 7 Trenton (TRE)
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Note that once you get on the
train, clicking on 
takes you to a
separate
"Route Overview Page" within the Guide. So, instead of returning to
this page to select another station stop, you may alternatively choose
to select other station stops from there.
Amtrak Route Description
The following brief paragraph was extracted from Amtrak's Northeast Regional Route Description.
"The Northeast Regional offers convenient and affordable downtown-to-downtown service up and down the Northeast Corridor, with multiple departures daily. This Rail Passenger USA Guide covers the corridor between New York City and Washington DC referred to by Amtrak as "Northeast Corridor 1" in their published timetables."
