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Ann Rutledge (Amtrak) : ウィキペディア英語版
Ann Rutledge (train)

The ''Ann Rutledge'' was a passenger train service operated by Amtrak running between St. Louis, Missouri, and Kansas City, Missouri as part of the ''Missouri Services'' brand. In 2009 Amtrak consolidated the ''Ann Rutledge'', ''Kansas City Mule'', and the ''St. Louis Mule'' under the new name ''Missouri River Runner''.
Until spring of 2007, it had operated as part of both the ''Illinois Service'' and ''Missouri Service'' Amtrak routes along the full route between Chicago and Kansas City via St. Louis. The train service uses the same track as one other Amtrak route, the ''Kansas City Mule'' and the ''St. Louis Mule''.
Prior to April 2007, the train operated as number 303 eastbound and 304 westbound between Chicago and Kansas City via St. Louis over the full 567-mile (912 km) route. After April 2007 the ''Ann Rutledge'' operated daily between St. Louis and Kansas City connecting to the Illinois Amtrak ''Lincoln Service'' at St. Louis. Its last numbers were 313 westbound and 314 eastbound.
== History ==


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