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((Spokane Subdivision))
The '''Spokane Subdivision''' or '''Spokane Sub''' is a railway line running between [[Sandpoint, Idaho]] and [[Spokane, Washington]].<ref>((Cite map |url=http://www.bnsf.com/bnsf-resources/pdf/ship-with-bnsf/maps-and-shipping-locations/bnsf-network-map.pdf |title=BNSF Network Map |date=June 2021 |publisher=[[BNSF]]))</ref> It forms a part of the [[Northern Transcon]]. The line has shared track rights with [[Union Pacific Railway]]. The [[Amtrak]] ''[[Empire Builder]]'' uses the line and stops in Sandpoint and Spokane.

The length of the subdivision has fluctuated throughout its service history, with a majority of the east end of the line operating under the [[Kootenai River Subdivision]] in the 2010s.<ref>((Cite map |url=http://www.bnsf.com/ship-with-bnsf/maps-and-shipping-locations/pdf/subdivisions-map.pdf |title=BNSF Subdivisions |date=September 1, 2011 |publisher=[[BNSF]]))</ref>

==Union Pacific ==
The Union Pacific Railway uses the Spokane Subdivision between UP Junction to the south and Napa Street Junction to the north under [[trackage rights]] in place since 1973. At Napa Street, the mainline continues north to [[British Columbia]] on the former [[Spokane International Railroad]]. At UP Junction, the mainline continues south to [[Hinkle, Oregon|Hinkle]] over the [[Ayer Subdivision]].

==Amtrak==
Spokane plays an important role in the routes associated with the ''Empire Builder''. The train splits or joins together at the [[Spokane Intermodal Center|Spokane Amtrak Depot]]. The route going east to [[Chicago]] starts in [[Seattle]] and operates under route No.&nbsp;8. The route No.&nbsp;28, starts in [[Portland, Oregon|Portland]] and also goes east. In Spokane, the two routes converge and the two separate trains are linked together. They proceed eastward as one train under the unified route No.&nbsp;8. The route heading westward from Chicago, No.&nbsp;7, is split into two trains Spokane. The No.&nbsp;7 continues to Seattle, while the other half continues to Portland under the route No.&nbsp;27.<ref>((cite web|date=April 28, 2013|title=Empire Builder Timetable|url=http://www.amtrak.com/ccurl/731/811/Empire-Builder-Schedule-042813,0.pdf))</ref>

==References==
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[[Category:BNSF Railway lines]]
[[Category:Rail infrastructure in Washington (state)]]
[[Category:Rail infrastructure in Idaho]]

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