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Station Data: |
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Address |
N. Aurora & E. Weber Streets |
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Location |
37.96 N, 121.28 W |
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Elevation |
6m / 20ft |
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Population |
243,771 (Census 2000) |
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Staff |
Unstaffed |
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Building |
Built in 1930, Brick |
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Ridership |
14,280 (2004FY) |
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Amtrak Train Information: |
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[ Sacramento, CA - Stockton, CA - Fresno, CA - Bakersfield, CA ] |
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Urban Railroad Information: |
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ACE (Altamont Commuter Express) |
Commuter Train (San Jose - Stockton) |
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Waiting Area for
ACE trains |
Former Station
Building (Closed) |
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Looking toward
North (Sacrament) |
Looking toward
South (Bakersfield) |
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| Visited in December 2005 - Southern Pacific Depot was restored and opened to public in October 2003. | ||
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Restored
Southern Pacific Depot |
Front View |
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Platform Side |
Station in 1930
(Photo from waiting area) |
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Platform for
ACE, not for Amtrak |
Looking North
(Dead End) |
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Passenger
getting off at RR crossing |
Stockton
Downtown |
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Amtrak Trains don't use the platform at ACE station. Passengers get on or off the train at Weber Avenue. It means RR crossing is used for a platform. Why don't Amtrak trains use the ACE platform? It's very hard to use the platform for Amtrak because the track is dead end at the north side, so the trains can't go through it. (See the map below) |
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