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## About This Content
Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor: It is a crown jewel of American railroading. And
the bustling southern portion of the “NEC” – from Baltimore, Maryland, to
America’s capital city – now comes to Train Simulator 2021!

Train Simulator’s Northeast Corridor: Washington DC – Baltimore route re-
creates the corridor from Washington Union Station to Baltimore’s Penn
Station, a distance of 41 route miles. Washington Union Station, one of
America’s most grand and beautiful rail stations, is second only to New York
Penn Station on the NEC in passenger arrivals and departures, and historic
Baltimore Penn Station is busy as well.

With the Corridor hosting Acela high-speed trains and regional and long-
distance services, Washington is a busy and vital operating hub for Amtrak.
Located nearby Washington Union Station are K Tower, which governs movements
in and out of the station; the Amtrak coach yard; and famed Ivy City, home to
facilities which provide state-of-the-art support to Amtrak’s high-speed train
equipment.

Between its namesake cities, the Northeast Corridor: Washington DC – Baltimore
route passes through open pine country typical of coastal Maryland and crosses
rivers including the Anacostia, Patuxent, and Patapsco. The line is primarily
triple track and, of course, is high-speed territory, with track speeds of up
to 125 mph.

Between Washington and Baltimore, the Corridor hosts two Amtrak stations: New
Carrollton, Maryland, and the BWI Marshall Airport station. The Northeast
Corridor also serves as the Penn Line of commuter carrier Maryland Area
Regional Commuter (MARC), which operates additional stations at Seabrook,
Bowie State, Odenton, Halethorpe, and West Baltimore. Odenton is also home to
an important Amtrak maintenance of way base.

Few are the cities in America with a longer or deeper connection to
railroading than Baltimore, and Baltimore Penn Station is a memorable
structure built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1911. The station rests near
the north portal of the historic Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel. The “B&P”
Tunnel dates to 1873 and stretches more than 7,600 feet in length.

The Train Simulator Northeast Corridor: Washington DC – Baltimore route
includes a variety of contemporary Amtrak equipment, including the Siemens
ACS-64 and Amfleet I and Amfleet II passenger equipment, the stylish and fast
Acela, and passenger equipment suitable for Amtrak’s long-distance trains. For
commuter service, an unbranded MPI MP36PH-3C and Bombardier MultiLevel
equipment are included

It’s time to climb aboard Amtrak’s high-speed Acela and flashy ACS-64
speedster to experience American passenger railroading at its best – with the
Northeast Corridor: Washington DC – Baltimore route for Train Simulator!

## Included Scenarios

A selection of Career and Railfan Mode scenarios are included:

* 1\. A Typical Day
* 2\. Tracks are for Trains
* 3\. Supercell
* 4\. Thermal Expansion
* 5\. Frozen in Place
* [RailFanMode] BWI Airport
* [RailFanMode] Bowie State
* [RailFanMode] Baltimore

More scenarios are available on the Steam Workshop online and in-game. Train
Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding
many more hours of exciting gameplay. With scenarios being added daily, why
don’t you check it out now!

Click here for Steam Workshop scenarios.
## Key Features

* Northeast Corridor route extending from Washington, DC, to Baltimore, Maryland, 41 route miles
* Washington Union Station and Baltimore Penn Station
* Amtrak yards and shops facilities at Ivy City
* Amtrak New Carrollton and BWI Airport stations
* Lineside commuter stations
* Amtrak Acela
* Amtrak ACS-64 electric
* Amfleet I and Amfleet II equipment
* Amtrak long-distance train equipment
* Unbranded MPI MP36PH-3C and Bombardier MultiLevel commuter equipment
* 5 Career and 3 Railfan Mode scenarios
* Quick Drive compatible
* Download size: 1.1Gb

Train Simulator: Northeast Corridor: Washington DC – Baltimore Route Add-On