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This article contains a list of named passenger trains in the United States, with names beginning I through M.

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Contents 1 I 2 J 3 K 4 L 5 M

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Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
Illini	Illinois Central	Chicago, IL – Champaign, IL
Illini Service	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – Carbondale, IL
Illinois Zephyr	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – Quincy, IL
Indianapolis Express	New York Central	Detroit, MI – Indianapolis, IN
Inter-American	Amtrak	St. Louis, MO – Laredo, TX	1974–
Inter-City Limited	Grand Trunk Western and Canadian National	Chicago, IL – Toronto, ON
International Limited	Amtrak and VIA	Chicago, IL – Toronto, ON	1982–2004
International	Great Northern	Seattle, WA – Vancouver, BC	1950–1971
Interstate Express	New York Central	Chicago, IL – Toledo, OH
Interstate Express	Reading–CNJ–Lackawanna	Philadelphia, PA – Syracuse, NY
Iron & Copper Country Express	Chicago and North Western Railway	Chicago, IL – Ishpeming, MI
Iroquois	New York Central	Chicago, IL – Toledo, OH

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Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
James Whitcomb Riley	New York Central–Chesapeake & Ohio (1941–1971) Amtrak (1971–1977)	Chicago, IL – Washington, DC Chicago, IL – Newport News, VA	1941–1977
Jeffersonian	Pennsylvania	New York, NY – St Louis, MO
Jet Rocket	Rock Island	Chicago, IL – Peoria, IL	1956–
John Quincy Adams	New Haven Railroad	New York, NY – Boston, MA	1957–
John Wilkes	Lehigh Valley	New York, NY – Coxton, PA (Wilkes-Barre, PA)
Juniata	Penn Central	New York City – Pittsburgh, PA	–1971

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Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
Kansas City-Florida Special	St. Louis-San Francisco – Southern – Atlantic Coast Line – Florida East Coast	Kansas City, MO – Miami, FL	1902–1965
Kansas City Mule	Amtrak	St. Louis, MO – Kansas City, MO	?–2009
Kansas City Zephyr	Chicago, Burlington & Quincy	Chicago, IL – Kansas City, MO	1953–1968
Kansas Cityan	Santa Fe	Chicago, IL – Kansas City, MO	1938–
Katy Flyer	Missouri-Kansas-Texas	Kansas City, MO – San Antonio, TX
Katy Limited	Missouri-Kansas-Texas	Kansas City, MO – San Antonio, TX
Kentucky Cardinal	Illinois Central	Louisville, KY – Memphis, TN
Kentucky Cardinal	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – Louisville, KY	1999–2003
Keystone Service	Amtrak	New York, NY – Harrisburg, PA
Keystone	Pennsylvania	New York, NY – Washington, DC	1956–
Knickerbocker	New York Central	New York, NY – Boston, MA

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Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
La Salle	Canadian National; VIA Rail	Chicago, IL – Toronto, ON; Sarnia, ON – Montreal, QC
Lake Cities	Erie Railroad, later Erie Lackawanna	Chicago, IL – Hoboken, NJ	1947–1970
Lake Cities	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – Toledo (1980–1995) Chicago, IL – Pontiac, MI (1995–2004)	1980–2004
Lake Cities Special	New York Central	Detroit, MI – Pittsburgh, PA
Lake Country Limited	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – Janesville, WI	2000–2001
Lake Shore Limited	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – New York, NY/Boston, MA
Lake Shore Limited	New York Central	Chicago, IL – New York City	1897-1956
Lake Superior Limited	Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic	Calumet, MI – St. Ignace, MI
Laker	Soo Line	Chicago, IL – Superior-Duluth / Minneapolis-St. Paul	June 1951 to January 1965
Land O'Corn	Illinois Central	Chicago, IL – Waterloo, IA	1941? to August 5, 1967
Lark	Southern Pacific	San Francisco, CA – Los Angeles, CA	1940–1968
LaSalle	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – Milwaukee, WI	1980–1989
Laurentian	Delaware & Hudson, New York Central	New York, NY – Montreal, PQ
Legionnaire	Chicago Great Western	Minneapolis - St. Paul, MN – Chicago, IL
Lehigh Express	Grand Trunk Western	New York, New York – Chicago, IL
Legislator	Penn Central/Amtrak	Washington, D.C. – New York City	–1971
Liberty Bell	Amtrak	Philadelphia – New York City
Liberty Express	Amtrak	Philadelphia – Boston, MA	1979–?
Liberty Limited	Pennsylvania Railroad	Chicago, IL – Washington, D.C.
Lincoln Service	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – St. Louis, MO	2006–present
Lone Star	St. Louis Southwestern	Memphis, TN – Dallas, TX	–1952
Lone Star	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – Dallas, TX Chicago, IL – Houston, TX	1974–1979
Loop	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – Springfield, IL	–1996

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Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
Mainstreeter	Northern Pacific (1952–1970), Burlington Northern (1970–1971)	Chicago, IL – Seattle, WA (1952–1970), St. Paul, MN – Seattle, WA (1970–1971)
Man O' War	Central of Georgia	Atlanta, GA – Columbus, GA	1947–1970
Manhattan Limited	Pennsylvania Railroad	Chicago, IL – New York
Manitoba Express	Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railway and Canadian Pacific Railway	St. Paul, MN – Winnipeg, MB	1904–1909
Maple Leaf	VIA/Amtrak	New York, NY – Toronto, ON
Maple Leaf	Lehigh Valley	New York, NY – Toronto, ON
Mark Twain Zephyr	Chicago, Burlington & Quincy	Hannibal, MO – St. Louis, MO
Marquette	Pere Marquette	Chicago, IL – Grand Rapids, MI
Marylander	Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Reading Railroad, Central Railroad of New Jersey	Washington, DC – New York, NY	?–1956
Maumee	New York Central	Chicago, IL – Toledo, OH
Meadowlark	Chicago & Eastern Illinois	Chicago, IL – Cypress, IL	1946–
Memphian	St. Louis-San Francisco	St. Louis, MO – Memphis, TN	1925–1958
Merchants Limited	New Haven Railroad	New York City (Grand Central Terminal) – Boston, MA
Mercury	New York Central	Detroit, MI – Cleveland, OH (1936–1939) Detroit, MI – Chicago, IL (1939–)	1936–
Meteor	St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Meteor	Sacramento Northern Railway
Metroliner	Penn Central (1968–1971) Amtrak (1971–2006)	New York, NY – Washington, DC	1968–2006
Metropolitan Special	Baltimore and Ohio Railroad	Washington, DC – St. Louis, MO	?–1971
Michigan	New York Central	Chicago, IL – Detroit, MI
Michigan Central Limited	Michigan Central	New York City – Chicago, IL
Michigan Executive	Amtrak	Detroit, MI – Jackson, MI
Michigan Special	New York Central	Detroit, MI – Cincinnati, OH
Mid-City Express	Pennsylvania and Wabash	Chicago, IL – Detroit, MI
Midnight Special	Chicago & Alton, later Gulf, Mobile & Ohio	Chicago, IL – St. Louis, MO	–1971
Midnight Sun	Alaska Railroad	Anchorage, AK – Fairbanks, AK
Midwest Hiawatha	Milwaukee Road	Chicago, IL – Omaha, NE	1942–
Minnesotian	Chicago Great Western	Chicago, IL – Minneapolis - St. Paul, MN
Minute Man	Boston & Maine	Boston, MA – Washington, DC
Missouri River Eagle	Missouri Pacific	St. Louis, MO – Omaha, NE	1940–1971
Missouri River Runner	Amtrak	St. Louis, Missouri – Kansas City, Missouri	2009–
Missourian	New York Central	St. Louis, MO – Cleveland, OH
Mohawk	Grand Trunk Western	Chicago, IL – Detroit, MI
Mohawk	New York Central	Chicago, IL – Toledo, OH
Montrealer/Washingtonian	Boston & Maine, Pennsylvania, Central Vermont Railway, New Haven Railroad (1836–1965) Amtrak (1972–1987)	Washington, DC – Montreal, PQ
Montreal Limited	Delaware & Hudson, New York Central	New York, NY – Montreal, PQ
Morning Daylight	Southern Pacific		1941–
Morning Flyer	Grand Rapids & Indiana	Chicago, IL – Grand Rapids, MI
Morning Star	St. Louis Southwestern	St. Louis, MO – Dallas, TX Memphis, TN – Dallas, TX	1941–
Morning Hiawatha	Milwaukee Road	Chicago, IL – St. Paul, MN	1939–1971
Motor City Special	New York Central	Chicago, IL – Detroit, MI
Motor Queen	New York Central	Detroit, MI – Cincinnati, OH
Mound City	Illinois Terminal Railroad
Mountaineer	Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railway	Chicago, IL – Vancouver, BC, later Minneapolis - St. Paul, MN – Vancouver, BC
Mountaineer	Maine Central and Boston & Maine	Boston, MA – Conway, NH
Mountaineer	Amtrak	Chicago, IL – Norfolk, VA
Mount Rainier		Seattle, Washington – Portland, Oregon
Murray Hill	New Haven Railroad	New York, NY (Grand Central Terminal) – Boston, MA

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