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Colorado Springs


Glenwood Caverns


Grand Junction


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CALIFORNIA ZEPHYR CHICAGO – DENVER – EMERYVILLE, CA (SAN FRANCISCO) Salt Lake City San Francisco CA NV UT


Glenwood Springs


Denver Junction Flagstaff Los Angeles AZ Albuquerque NM


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PACIFIC OCEAN


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2,709 3,264 3,445 ENERGY USED IN BTUs*


*BTU stands for British Thermal Unit, a standard unit of energy. Figures listed refer to BTUs used per passenger mile.


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CHICAGO – ALBUQUERQUE – LOS ANGELES


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