What is the longest Metro-North line?

The MTA Metro-North Railroad has Train lines operating across New York - New Jersey including: Bronx, Norwalk, Mount Pleasant, Amenia, Mount Vernon, Larchmont. The longest line from the MTA Metro-North Railroad is: WASSAIC. This Train line starts from Grand Central (Manhattan) and ends at Wassaic (Amenia, Ny).



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