Olympian Hiawatha

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Olympian Hiawatha was a streamlined luxury passenger train that ran between Chicago and the Pacific Northwest in the mid-20th century, known for its distinctive design and scenic route through the northern United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf named train
passenger train
category Milwaukee Road passenger trains NERFINISHED
named passenger trains of the United States
streamlined passenger trains
country United States of America
surface form: United States
design streamlined
electrification used electric locomotives on mountain divisions of Milwaukee Road
endPoint Seattle, Washington NERFINISHED
Tacoma, Washington NERFINISHED
era mid-20th century
gauge standard gauge
inServiceFrom 1947
inServiceUntil 1961
introduced 1947
knownFor Skytop observation cars NERFINISHED
Super Dome cars NERFINISHED
distinctive industrial design
mountain and river scenery
scenic route through the northern United States
locomotiveType diesel-electric
marketingSlogan Scenic Route of the Hiawathas NERFINISHED
namedAfter Hiawatha (fictional Native American character) NERFINISHED
operator Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad NERFINISHED
Milwaukee Road NERFINISHED
owner Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad NERFINISHED
partOfSeries Hiawatha passenger trains NERFINISHED
regionServed Midwestern United States
Northern Plains NERFINISHED
Pacific Northwest
rollingStockFeature Skytop lounge observation car NERFINISHED
coaches
dining car
full-length dome car
sleeping car
routeVia Avery, Idaho NERFINISHED
Milwaukee, Wisconsin NERFINISHED
Missoula, Montana NERFINISHED
Spokane, Washington NERFINISHED
St. Paul, Minnesota NERFINISHED
serviceClass luxury
serviceType inter-city rail
long-distance passenger rail
startPoint Chicago, Illinois NERFINISHED
successor Union Pacific–Milwaukee Road pooled passenger services

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Milwaukee Road operatedPassengerTrain Olympian Hiawatha