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The B-Line Trail is a 3.1 mile multi-use trail in the United States, connecting the downtown area of Bloomington, Indiana, to an outlying neighborhood. The trail connects with the Bloomington Rail Trail which in turn runs into the planned Limestone Greenway[clarification needed] trail.[1] Four plazas are located along the trail, which is fitted with LED lighting. Works of public art including murals and sculpture are located along the trail. There are also fitness stations.[2]
| B-Line Trail | |
|---|---|
A work crew spreading straw along the B-Line Trail | |
| Length | 3.1 miles (5.0 km) |
| Location | Bloomington, Indiana, United States |
| Use | Multi-use |
| Sights | Switchyard Park |
| Surface | Paved |
The trail runs along a former CSX Railroad bed.[3] It was part of a rail line for more than a century. Pollution from heavy metals and hydrocarbons has been an issue at some parts because of historic cinder and coal ash emissions.[4] The Environmental Protection Agency awarded money for environmental remediation and cleanup along the trail.[5]
The trail's route includes Switchyard Park.[6] The trail is used by some commuters who bicycle to workplaces such as Indiana University.[7]
In 2020, the Captain Janeway Bloomington Collective placed the Captain Kathryn Janeway birthplace monument next to the B-Line Trail near the WonderLab science museum.[8][9]
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