The Blue Water connects Chicago, IL and Port Huron, MI on the route operated by Amtrak (MDOT), calling at 7 stations.
Quick Facts
- Operator
- Amtrak (MDOT)
- Service type
- State-Supported Corridor
- Endpoints
- Chicago ↔ Port Huron
- Stations
- 7
- States served
- 3 (IL, IN, MI)
Route guide
The Blue Water is a state-supported corridor service operated by Amtrak (MDOT), running between Chicago Union Station and Port Huron and calling at 7 stations. Which stations a route calls at, and the agency that operates it, come from the operator's published schedule feed.
What to watch for: Lower Michigan farmland; St. Clair River at Port Huron, the international border with Sarnia, Ontario.
Stops along the route
Stations are listed in the order the operating agency's schedule feed records them. Stop sequencing depends on the specific train; refer to the operator's timetable for departures.
- Chicago Union Station — Chicago, IL
- Hammond–Whiting — Hammond, IN
- Battle Creek — Battle Creek, MI
- Durand — Durand, MI
- Flint — Flint, MI
- Lapeer — Lapeer, MI
- Port Huron — Port Huron, MI