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The "Minnesota '400'": C&NW's Upper Midwest Streamliner

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The Minnesota 400 began not as a high-speed Chicago–Twin Cities entry — territory long dominated by Burlington and Milwaukee Road competitors — but rather as a strategic route tailored to serve smaller cities bypassed by the mainline streamliners.
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The "Minnesota '400'": C&NW's Upper Midwest Streamliner

The Minnesota 400 began not as a high-speed Chicago–Twin Cities entry — territory long dominated by Burlington and Milwaukee Road competitors — but rather as a strategic route tailored to serve smaller cities bypassed by the mainline streamliners.

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American-Rails.com broke the news in on Thursday, November 27, 2025.
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