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Amtrak's Empire Service trains provide frequent daily service along the 460-mile (740 km) Empire Corridor between New York City and Niagara Falls, New York. The route was formerly the Water Level Route of the New York Central Railroad to Buffalo and then the former Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad. One train, known as the Maple Leaf, continues beyond Niagara Falls to Toronto.

Station stops

Eastbound Empire Service trains receive even numbers between 238 and 288; westbound trains are numbered between 251 and 287. Many trains only run between New York and Albany. The following station stops are made:

New York
Empire Service should not be confused with the Empire Builder, which operates between Chicago, Illinois and Seattle, Washington or Portland, Oregon.

Predecessor Amtrak trains

These trains are now known simply as Empire Service but used to be known by the following names:

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Acela Express - Adirondack - Auto Train - Capitol Limited - Cardinal - Carolinian - Crescent - Downeaster - Empire Service - Ethan Allen Express - Keystone Service - Lake Shore Limited - Maple Leaf - Metroliner - Palmetto - Pennsylvanian - Regional - Silver Meteor - Silver Star - Vermonter

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