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How long did it take to travel from New York to California in the 1930's by train?
In the 1930s, traveling from New York to California by train typically took about three to four days, depending on the specific route and service. The journey involved multiple transfers and stops along the way, as well as varying schedules from different rail companies. The experience was marked by scenic views and the comfort of sleeping cars, but it was significantly longer than modern travel times.
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Can you travel to California from New Jersey by train?
Amtrak has service to California from New York through Chicago. Take the Lake Shore Limited to Chicago. The change to the California Zephyr if you wish to go to northern California or the Southwest Chief if you wish to go to southern California.
Is it posable to travel to new york by train?
Yes, there are many places from which you can come to New York by train.
Where can you travel by train from new york?
you can travel anywhere inside the state
Which state in the US has the most train travel?
New York
How long does it take to get from New York to Italy by train?
4 hours is how long it take to get to California from New York
What direction do you travel to go from New York to California?
Locations in the state of California are from 2500 to 3000 miles (4200 to 5000 km) from New York State. (see related question for one example)
What is the travel time from New York to Kentucky by train?
10 hours
What direction California from New York?
New York is on the east coast of the United States. California is on the west coast. Travelling from New York to California you would travel west.
How long train ride from New York to California?
Three and a half days
What direction to take to get to New York from California?
Travel northeast
About how long does it take to travel by train from Virginia to New York?
7 hours
How long did it take to travel from Chicago to new york by train in 1930?
The trip from Chicago to New York when riding the "20th Century Limited" took 16 hours in 1930. The travel time varied depending on which train was taken.
