Great Plains transportation network

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The Great Plains transportation network is an interconnected system of highways, rail lines, and other transport routes that facilitate regional travel and commerce across the central United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf infrastructure system
transportation network
characteristic exposed to severe weather conditions
low population density along many routes
spans large rural distances
connects major freight hubs
neighboring U.S. regions
rural areas in the Great Plains
urban centers in the Great Plains
economicRole enables long-distance trucking
facilitates movement of agricultural commodities
supports cross-country rail freight
supports regional supply chains
hasPart freight corridors
highway network
intercity bus routes
local road network
pipeline corridors
rail network
regional airports
river ports
includesRouteType Class I freight rail lines
Interstate highways
U.S. highways NERFINISHED
short-line railroads
state highways
locatedIn Great Plains
central United States
serves agricultural exports
energy industry
interstate commerce
regional travel
rural communities
supportsMode air transport
inland waterway transport
pipeline transport
rail transport
road transport
usedFor movement of grain
movement of livestock
movement of manufactured goods
movement of oil and gas products
passenger travel across the region

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U.S. Route 36 corridor partOf Great Plains transportation network