User:Pkeegstra/Interurban Lines of West Michigan

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1880 - 1963

An interurban is a type of electric passenger railroad; in short a hybrid between streetcar and train.

In Michigan interurbans were particularly popular, and the largest cities of West Michigan were connected by interurbans before their demise in the twenties and thirties.

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Allegan to Battle Creek

(Michigan Railway)

Grand Rapids to Holland

(Grand Rapids, Holland & Chicago)

Grand Rapids to Kalamazoo

(Michigan Railway)

Grand Rapids to Muskegon

(Grand Rapids, Grand Haven & Muskegon)

Kalamazoo to Grand Rapids

(Michigan Railway)

See Grand Rapids to Kalamazoo

Kalamazoo to Jackson

(Michigan Electric)

Lansing to Jackson

(Michigan Electric)

Lansing to St. Johns

(Michigan Electric)

Lansing to Owosso/Corunna

(Michigan Electric)

(Lists of stations were read off of the SPV Railroad Atlas of North America volume Great Lakes East.)