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The Spokane, Portland, and Seattle Railway (SPS) was a historic railroad in the Pacific Northwest, primarily operating in the early 20th century. It played a significant role in connecting the cities of Spokane, Portland, and Seattle, facilitating the transport of goods and passengers across the region. The railway was known for its scenic routes through the Cascade Mountains and its contribution to the economic development of the areas it served.
Despite its relatively short lifespan, the SPS left a lasting legacy in rail transport history. It was instrumental in the development of the Pacific Northwest's infrastructure, supporting the timber and agriculture industries. The railway's innovative engineering solutions to navigate the challenging terrain set precedents for future rail projects in the region. Today, parts of the original SPS routes are preserved as heritage trails, celebrating the railway's impact on American rail transport.
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