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Download an interactive Google Earth file of Megaregions (KML format). Add this layer to Google Earth to see Megaregions overlaid on satellite imagery, roads, rail and other layers. Download Google Earth

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America 2050 calls for a Trans-American Freight Network with investments that will alleviate highway and rail bottlenecks, electrify the rails, and green the nation's seaports. These investments should foster the growth of our economy, reduce the systems impact on the natural environment, and help to offset the impact of the freight system on local communities. To accomplish these goals the federal government needs to articulate a national freight policy. The following illustrative map identifies key freight corridors, bottlenecks in major metropolitan regions, and the nation's global gateways where these investments might be focused.

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This map was developed for America 2050's high-speed rail planning charrette, "Connecting Cascadia: A High-Speed Rail Vision for the Pacific Northwest." The map synthesizes current land use patterns, transportation networks, and regional plans along the Cascadia Corridor from Eugene, OR to Vancouver, BC. The map was developed to help stakeholders consider the corresponding investments and strategies needed for land use, connecting transportation, station-area planning, economic development, and landscape conservation, in order to leverage investments in high-speed rail.

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From the Report: High Speed Rail in America.

Northeast (PDF) (PNG) Great Lakes (PDF) (PNG) California and Southwest (PDF) (PNG) Florida (PDF) (PNG) Texas and the Gulf Coast (PDF) (PNG) Piedmont (PDF) (PNG) Cascadia (PDF) (PNG) Front Range and Intermountain West (PDF) (PNG) From the Report: High Speed Rail in America.

Northeast (PDF) (PNG) Great Lakes (PDF) (PNG) California and Southwest (PDF) (PNG) Florida (PDF) (PNG) Texas and the Gulf Coast (PDF) (PNG) Piedmont (PDF) (PNG) Cascadia (PDF) (PNG) From the Report: High Speed Rail in America.