The Pacific Northwest in the States of Oregon and Washington, are home to 10.7 million poeople and along with Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada just north contain some unique and modern forms of transportation, all opening only beginning in 1985. The region doesn't contain any subway lines and only 15 underground stations in total. The region has the world's largest fully automated rapid transit system, 2 light rail systems, 3 modern streetcar lines, 2 conventional and 1 DMU commuter rail lines, plus a bus tunnel through one downtown, and the oldset system in the region a monorail that has been proposed but never expanded beyond its inital two stops for the 1962 World's fair. A unique intercity rail corridor running European Talgo trains, called Amtrak Cascades unites the entire region together.
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| Bellingham, Washington, USA | | Mount Vernon | |||||||||||
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