Miami/St. Petersburg | | | Replaced the South Wind |- | | New York City – Mobile | | | Through operation with the Crescent. |- | rowspan=2| | rowspan=2| New Orleans – Mobile | | | |- | | | |- | | Boston – Miami/St. Petersburg | | | Joint operation of Silver Meteor and Champion (train)|Champion. |- | | New York City – Miami | | | Replaced the Vacationer. |- bgcolor="ddffdd" |rowspan=5| † | New York City – Savannah | | | |- bgcolor="ddffdd" | New York City – Jacksonville | | | |- bgcolor="ddffdd" | New York City – Tampa | | | Replaced the Silver Meteor'''s Tampa section. |- bgcolor="ddffdd" | New York City – Miami | | | Renamed from the Silver Palm. |- bgcolor="ddffdd" | New York City – Savannah | | present | |- bgcolor="ddffdd" | † | Raleigh – Charlotte | | present | |- bgcolor="d0e7ff" |rowspan=2| †‡ |rowspan=2| New York City – Miami | | | Inherited from the PC/RF&P/SCL Silver Meteor. Renamed Meteor. |- bgcolor="d0e7ff" | | present | Renamed from the Meteor. |- | | Miami – Tampa | | | |- | | New York City – Miami | | | Renamed the Palmetto|- bgcolor="d0e7ff" | †‡ | New York City – Miami | | present | Inherited from the PC/RF&P/SCL Silver Star. |- | |Chicago – Miami/St. Petersburg | | |Inherited from the PC/L&N/SCL South Wind; replaced by the Floridian|- | | New York City – Miami | | | Seasonal operation; replaced the Florida Special. Replaced by the Miamian for the 1974 – 1975 season. |} Northeast – Midwest These routes operated from the Northeast to the Midwest. Routes that ran via the Empire Corridor or Keystone Corridor are also listed in those tables. Midwest Midwest–West West Cascades Corridor All regional service between Vancouver, British Columbia and Eugene, Oregon has been known as since 1998. Prior to this, individual trains or services had unique names. This table includes only trains that did not operate beyond the corridor. See also List of North American named passenger trains Notes References Bibliography Craig Sanders, Ph.D. and Mark D. Bej, M.D. Amtrak's First Trains – 5/1/1971 Schafer, Mike. Amtrak's atlas, Trains June 1991 Edmonson, Harold A. Passenger Trains on the Eve of Amtrak 4/30/1971, Journey to Amtrak'' (Kalmbach Publishing, 1972) Amtrak routes