Maryland Area Regional Commuter Brunswick Line Camden Line

The Brunswick Line is MARC's longest line, stretching from Washington, DC to Martinsburg, West Virginia. Brunswick line trains operate over the CSX Metropolitan, Old Main Line, and Cumberland Subdivisions. Stops on the Brunswick Line are as follows:

2 Camden Line

The Camden Line goes from Washington, DC to Baltimore, Maryland (Camden Station). Brunswick line trains operate over the CSX Capital Subdivision. Stops on the Camden Line are as follows:

Union Station (Washington, DC)
Riverdale, Maryland
College Park, Maryland
Greenbelt, Maryland
Muirkirk, Maryland
Laurel, Maryland
Laurel Race Track
Savage, Maryland
Jessup, Maryland
Dorsey, Maryland
St. Denis, Maryland
Baltimore, Maryland (Camden Station)

3 Penn Line

The Penn Line goes from Washington, DC to Perryville, Maryland via Baltimore, Maryland (Penn Station). Penn line trains operate over the Amtrak Northeast Corridor. Stops on the Penn Line are as follows:

Union Station (Washington, DC)
New Carrollton, Maryland
Seabrook, Maryland
Bowie, Maryland (Bowie State University)
Odenton, Maryland
BWI Rail
Halethorpe, Maryland
West Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore, Maryland (Penn Station)
Martin State Airport
Edgewood, Maryland
Aberdeen, Maryland
Perryville, Maryland

4 Connections to other rail and transportation services

Several of MARC's stations are shared with other rail and transit services.

At Union Station, the Washington terminus of all three MARC lines, passengers can transfer to Amtrak Northeast Corridor trains, Virginia Railway Express commuter trains, or to the Washington Metro Red Line.
At Rockville and Silver Spring on the Brunswick Line, passengers can transfer to the Washington Metro Red Line.
At Greenbelt and College Park on the Camden Line, passengers can transfer to the Washington Metro Green Line.
At New Carrollton on the Penn Line, passengers can transfer to the Washington Metro Orange Line, and to Amtrak Northeast Corridor trains.
At both Camden and Penn Stations, the Baltimore termini of the Camden and Penn Lines, passengers can transfer to the MTA Light Rail; at Penn Station, they can additionally transfer to Amtrak Northeast Corridor trains.

The BWI Rail station is close to Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI), though not actually in the terminal itself; a free shuttle bus carries passengers from the station to the terminal every few minutes.

5 External Link

Maryland Transit Administration

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