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West Coast (train)
The ''West Coast'' was a named train of the Southern Pacific Railroad from Los Angeles to Portland via the San Joaquin Valley. It had through car service to Seattle via the Great Northern Railway.〔''The Official Guide of the Railways''. The Railroad Journal. January, 1947. Pages 869, 882〕 Unlike the ''West Coast'', Amtrak's ''Coast Starlight'' takes the Coast Line through San Luis Obispo and Oakland; no Southern Pacific passenger train was ever scheduled to run from Los Angeles to Portland via Oakland.
The first through train from Los Angeles to Portland started in 1924 and was named ''West Coast'' in 1927, by which time it was on the Cascade Line via Klamath Falls. In California it sometimes ran on the West Valley via Orland and Davis and sometimes on the East Valley via Marysville and Roseville; it always ran via Merced. It was always an overnight train between Sacramento and Los Angeles; in 1932-36 it was combined with the ''Owl'' south of Fresno.
The train was discontinued north of Sacramento in 1949 and south of Sacramento in 1960.
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