Here you will find the answer to the 'Duffy's ___, notorious section of railroad tracks 30 miles west of Philadelphia, originally built in 1832' crossword clue with 3 letters that was last seen July 4 2020 in Vox Crossword. The list below contains all the answers and solutions for "Duffy's ___, notorious section of railroad tracks 30 miles west of Philadelphia, originally built in 1832" from the crosswords and other puzzles, sorted by rating.
| Rating | Answer | Length | Clue |
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| 100% | CUT | 3 | Duffy's ___, notorious section of railroad tracks 30 miles west of Philadelphia, originally built in 1832 |
| 22% | ELS | 3 | Sections of railroads |
| 22% | PERU | 4 | Indiana city that's 100 miles west of Lima, Ohio |
| 21% | PILE | 4 | Chicago ___-1, the world's first successful nuclear reactor, built under the west stands of the original Stagg Field in 1942 |
| 21% | BOULDER | 7 | & 6D City in Nevada, US, originally built for those working on the construction of the Hoover Dam |
| 21% | BROOKLYN | 8 | Bernie Sanders was captain of the track team at James Madison H. S. in this NY borough |
| 21% | EXTON | 5 | Town west of Philadelphia |
| 21% | USBANK | 6 | L.A.'s ___ Tower, tallest building in the West |
| 21% | SHANGHAI | 8 | It's around 6500 miles due west of Baja |
| 20% | PAOLI | 5 | Amtrak stop west of Philadelphia |
| 20% | SOR | 3 | 30 mile long river that's the only salmon river in Galicia |
| 20% | SIDHU | 5 | N S —, India Test cricketer who made 201 against West Indies in Port of Spain in 1997 |
| 20% | ERIE | 4 | Railroad chartered in 1832 |
| 20% | HANOI | 5 | World capital that's home to the Temple of Literature, built in 1070 |
| 20% | ERIE | 4 | City almost 300 miles northwest of Philadelphia |
| 20% | UCONN | 5 | School 50 miles west of Brown, informally |
| 20% | CORINTH | 7 | City about 50 miles west of Athens |
| 20% | KSTATE | 6 | Univ. about 50 miles west of Topeka |
| 20% | KSU | 3 | Sch. 50 miles west of 36-Across |
| 20% | SATSUMA | 7 | Variety of tangerine originally grown in Japan |
| 20% | SEARS | 5 | Owner of the highest building in Chicago |
| 20% | ERIE | 4 | Railroad name starting in 1832 |
| 20% | NABE | 4 | Section of town, in slang |
| 20% | SLOT | 4 | Section of a hockey rink in front of the goal |
| 20% | LEGO | 4 | World's largest manufacturer of building materials, based in Billund |
| 20% | RENO | 4 | City about 30 miles northeast of Lake Tahoe |
| 20% | BOISEIDAHO | 10 | City about 270 miles west of Jackson, Wyoming |
| 20% | LAPAZ | 5 | City about 1,350 miles west of Brasilia |
| 20% | OCALA | 5 | City about 65 miles west of Daytona Beach |
| 20% | SPOKANE | 7 | City 18 miles west of the Idaho border |
Related Clues for Duffy's ___, notorious section of railroad tracks 30 miles west of Philadelphia, originally built in 1832
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