Spokane Subdivision

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Kootenai River Subdivision UP Spokane Subdivision Sandpoint Athol UP Spokane Subdivision Hauser Yard Coeur d'Alene Subdivision Idaho Washington   Kaiser Aluminum   Yardley Yard Wallace Subdivision Spokane Lakeside Subdivision Latah Junction Columbia River Subdivision Scribner UP Junction UP Ayer Subdivision Lakeside Subdivision

The Spokane Subdivision or Spokane Sub is a railway line running between Sandpoint, Idaho and Spokane, Washington.^[1] It forms a part of the Northern Transcon. The line has shared track rights with Union Pacific Railway. The Amtrak Empire Builder uses the line and stops in Sandpoint and Spokane.

The length of the subdivision has fluctuated throughout its service history, with a majority of the east end of the line operating under the Kootenai River Subdivision in the 2010s.^[2]