Connection line

The term connection line refers to a rail line whose principal purpose is to connect other lines. Specifically it may refer, amongst others, to:

• The Chrystie Street Connection, a New York Subway line on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York
• The Lehigh Line Connection, a rail line that connects Amtrak's Northeast Corridor with the Conrail Lehigh Line near Newark, New Jersey
• The Montclair Connection, a rail line on the NJ Transit Rail Operations system in New Jersey
• The North–South connection, a rail line through the centre of Brussels, Belgium, is not a connection line properly speaking, but a main railway line in its own right
• The Stockholm Connection Line [sv], a rail line that connects the north and south of Stockholm, Sweden
• The Wairarapa Connection, an interurban commuter rail line in New Zealand
• The 60th Street Tunnel Connection, a line of the New York Subway connecting the 60th Street Tunnel with the IND Queens Boulevard Line in Queens, New York

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