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Las Vegas, NM is another northern New Mexican unstaffed Amtrak Station with it's station building still intact although it's now used as a video store and rental car agency. The cities has no similarities to it's much, much, much better known namesake in Nevada, although it does warrant a nice big bold note underneath the station name on the Amtrak.com Station list of 'No Casino Resorts', with Las Vegas - Bus Service, NM listed underneath it.
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(las_vegas1) The Las Vegas, NM Amtrak station is set-back from the street looking across the area between the station and the street, part of it is the parking lot.
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(las_vegas2) The distinctive second story windows and the 'Las Vegas, NM' lettering on the station building
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(las_vegas3) A close up of the Las Vegas, NM station lettering.
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(las_vegas4) A profile view of the Las Vegas, NM station platform and station building.
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(las_vegas5) A close up of the station building at Las Vegas, NM.
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(las_vegas6) Looking down the long station platform from it's northern end at Las Vegas, NM.
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(las_vegas7) A telephoto shot of the signage along the top of the station building at Las Vegas, NM.
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(las_vegas8) The station platform in front of the station house at Las Vegas, NM a couple of passengers wait for the slightly late Southbound Chief. There is a flagpole in front of the tracks with the American and New Mexican Flags
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(las_vegas9) The Westbound Southwest Chief bound for L.A. approaches Las Vegas, NM led by P42 #164, a mother and child are at the northern end of the platform watching the train.
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(las_vegas10) Train #3 gets closer and is about to enter Las Vegas, NM.
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(las_vegas11) The two P40s of train #3 both billow exhaust into the air (although there definitely more fuel efficient than cars and planes considering how many people are onboard) as the LA-bound Southwest Chief enters Las Vegas, NM.
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(las_vegas12) The southwest Chief continues to enter Las Vegas, NM.
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(las_vegas13) A view of Genesis P42 Locomotive #164 as it pulls the Southwest Chief to its very quick station stop in Las Vegas, NM.
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(las_vegas14) Amazingly enough the second, helper P42 Locomotive of the Southwest Chief is #153 as the train enters Las Vegas, NM.
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(las_vegas15) A view of the Heritage Baggage Car of the Southwest Chief as it enters Las Vegas, NM with the eight SuperLiner passenger cars behind it.
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(las_vegas16) Looking down the station platform at Las Vegas, NM as the train slowly stops in the station for the passengers waiting to board. Some smoke from the locomotive is visible.
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