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The Greatest Highway in the World Historical, Industrial and Descriptive Information of the Towns, Cities and Country Passed Through Between New York and Chicago Via the New York Central Lines. Based on the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

By New York Central Railroad Company
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  • The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Greatest Highway in the World, by Anonymous
    • E-text prepared by Juliet Sutherland, David Cortesi, and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team (http://www.pgdp.net)
    • Transcriber's Note
  • THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN THE WORLD
    • Contents (Supplied by Transcriber)
    • Foreword
    • New York to Albany
      • NEW YORK, Pop. 5,261,151. Grand Central Terminal.
      • 4 M. HARLEM STATION (125th St.).
      • 11 M. SPUYTEN DUYVIL.
      • 15 M. YONKERS, Pop. 100,226.
      • 20 M. DOBBS FERRY, Pop. 4,401.
      • 22 M. IRVINGTON, Pop. 2,701.
      • 24½ M. TARRYTOWN, Pop. 5,807.
      • 30 M. OSSINING, Pop. 10,739.
      • 40½ M. PEEKSKILL, Pop. 15,868.
      • 49 M. WEST POINT (Garrison).
      • 58 M. BEACON, Pop. 10,996 & NEWBURGH, Pop. 30,366.
      • 73 M. POUGHKEEPSIE, Pop. 35,000.
      • 88 M. RHINECLIFF, Pop. 1,300.
      • 109 M. GREENDALE, Pop. 1,650.
      • 114 M. HUDSON, Pop. 11,745.
      • 130 M. SCHODACK LANDING, Pop. 1,215.
      • 142 M. RENSSELAER, Pop, 10,823.
    • NEW YORK, Pop. 5,261,151. Grand Central Terminal.
    • 4 M. HARLEM STATION (125th St.).
    • 11 M. SPUYTEN DUYVIL.
    • 15 M. YONKERS, Pop. 100,226.
    • 20 M. DOBBS FERRY, Pop. 4,401.
    • 22 M. IRVINGTON, Pop. 2,701.
    • 24½ M. TARRYTOWN, Pop. 5,807.
    • 30 M. OSSINING, Pop. 10,739.
    • 40½ M. PEEKSKILL, Pop. 15,868.
    • 49 M. WEST POINT (Garrison).
    • 58 M. BEACON, Pop. 10,996 & NEWBURGH, Pop. 30,366.
    • 73 M. POUGHKEEPSIE, Pop. 35,000.
    • 88 M. RHINECLIFF, Pop. 1,300.
    • 109 M. GREENDALE, Pop. 1,650.
    • 114 M. HUDSON, Pop. 11,745.
    • 130 M. SCHODACK LANDING, Pop. 1,215.
    • 142 M. RENSSELAER, Pop, 10,823.
    • Albany to Syracuse
      • 142 M. ALBANY, Pop. 113,344.
      • 159 M. SCHENECTADY, Pop. 88,723.
      • 175 M. AMSTERDAM, Pop. 33,524.
      • 178 M. FORT JOHNSON, Pop. 680.
      • 181 M. TRIBES HILL, Pop. 900.
      • 186 M. FONDA, Pop. 747.
      • 197 M. CANAJOHARIE (Palatine Bridge), Pop. 2,415.
      • 216 M. LITTLE FALLS, Pop. 13,029.
      • 223 M. HERKIMER, Pop. 10,453.
      • 225 M. ILION, Pop. 10,169.
      • 237 M. UTICA, Pop. 94,156.
      • 244 M. ORISKANY, Pop. 1,101.
      • 251 M. ROME. Pop. 26,341.
      • 264 M. ONEIDA, Pop. 10,541.
    • 142 M. ALBANY, Pop. 113,344.
    • 159 M. SCHENECTADY, Pop. 88,723.
    • 175 M. AMSTERDAM, Pop. 33,524.
    • 178 M. FORT JOHNSON, Pop. 680.
    • 181 M. TRIBES HILL, Pop. 900.
    • 186 M. FONDA, Pop. 747.
    • 197 M. CANAJOHARIE (Palatine Bridge), Pop. 2,415.
    • 216 M. LITTLE FALLS, Pop. 13,029.
    • 223 M. HERKIMER, Pop. 10,453.
    • 225 M. ILION, Pop. 10,169.
    • 237 M. UTICA, Pop. 94,156.
    • 244 M. ORISKANY, Pop. 1,101.
    • 251 M. ROME. Pop. 26,341.
    • 264 M. ONEIDA, Pop. 10,541.
    • Syracuse to Buffalo
      • 290 M. SYRACUSE, Pop. 171,717.
      • 348 M. PALMYRA, Pop. 2,480.
      • 370 M. ROCHESTER, Pop. 295,750.
      • 403 M. BATAVIA, Pop. 13,541.
    • 290 M. SYRACUSE, Pop. 171,717.
    • 348 M. PALMYRA, Pop. 2,480.
    • 370 M. ROCHESTER, Pop. 295,750.
    • 403 M. BATAVIA, Pop. 13,541.
    • Buffalo to Cleveland
      • 439 M. BUFFALO, Pop. 506,775.
      • Niagara Falls.
      • 510 M. DUNKIRK, Pop. 19,366.
      • 557 M. ERIE, Pop. 93,372.
      • 584 M. CONNEAUT, Pop. 9,000.
      • 595 M. ASHTABULA, Pop. 22,082.
      • 602 M. GENEVA, Pop. 3,081.
      • 622 M. PAINESVILLE, Pop. 7,272.
    • 439 M. BUFFALO, Pop. 506,775.
    • Niagara Falls.
    • 510 M. DUNKIRK, Pop. 19,366.
    • 557 M. ERIE, Pop. 93,372.
    • 584 M. CONNEAUT, Pop. 9,000.
    • 595 M. ASHTABULA, Pop. 22,082.
    • 602 M. GENEVA, Pop. 3,081.
    • 622 M. PAINESVILLE, Pop. 7,272.
    • Cleveland to Chicago
      • 623 M. CLEVELAND, Pop. 796,836.
      • 673 M. ELYRIA, Pop. 20,474.
      • 704 M. SANDUSKY, Pop. 22,897.
      • 757 M. TOLEDO, Pop. 243,109.
      • 880 M. GOSHEN, Pop. 9,525.
      • 900 M. ELKHART, Pop. 24,277.
      • 915 M. SOUTH BEND, Pop. 70,983.
      • 942 M. LA PORTE, Pop. 15,158.
      • 975 M. GARY, Pop. 55,378.
      • 1001 M. CHICAGO, Pop. 2,701,705.
      • North Side
      • South Side
      • West Side
    • 623 M. CLEVELAND, Pop. 796,836.
    • 673 M. ELYRIA, Pop. 20,474.
    • 704 M. SANDUSKY, Pop. 22,897.
    • 757 M. TOLEDO, Pop. 243,109.
    • 880 M. GOSHEN, Pop. 9,525.
    • 900 M. ELKHART, Pop. 24,277.
    • 915 M. SOUTH BEND, Pop. 70,983.
    • 942 M. LA PORTE, Pop. 15,158.
    • 975 M. GARY, Pop. 55,378.
    • 1001 M. CHICAGO, Pop. 2,701,705.
    • North Side
    • South Side
    • West Side
    • Facts About The New York Central Railroad Company
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