King Street Station (Sounder commuter rail)

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commuter rail station historic building railway station

King Street Station is a historic railway station in downtown Seattle that serves as a major hub for Sounder commuter rail, Amtrak, and other regional train services.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	commuter rail station → historic building → railway station →
adjacentTo	Lumen Field → T-Mobile Park →
architecturalStyle	Beaux-Arts →
connectsTo	Link light rail at International District/Chinatown Station → intercity bus services → local bus services →
country	United States →
designedBy	Reed and Stem →
hasAccessibility	wheelchair accessible →
hasClockTower	true →
hasFacility	baggage services → restrooms → ticketing services → waiting room →
hasPlatform	island platforms →
hasTracks	multiple mainline tracks →
historicSignificance	key early 20th-century passenger rail terminal in Seattle →
isMajorHubFor	Amtrak services → Sounder commuter rail →
locatedIn	Seattle → United States → Washington → downtown Seattle →
near	Pioneer Square → Seattle Chinatown–International District →
opened	1906 →
operatedBy	Amtrak → Sound Transit →
ownedBy	City of Seattle →
partOf	Seattle transportation network →
primaryUse	passenger rail transportation →
railLine	BNSF Seattle Subdivision → Sounder North Line → Sounder South Line →
regionServed	Puget Sound region →
restored	2013 →
serves	Amtrak → Amtrak Cascades → Coast Starlight → Empire Builder → Sounder commuter rail → regional train services →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Lumen Field →	publicTransit