Red Dead Redemption 2 - Train Routes: New Hanover Inner Loop

As has become a tradition on my channel (and because of the interest shown by viewers, my GTA IV Subway video has over 500K views) I like to show some videos of Rockstar Games focused on transportation. So of course, I wanted to share the new train lines that have become available with the release of Red Dead Redemption 2. If you want to see the trains from the original Red Dead Redemption, these are my links:
Blue train (New Austin, West Elizabeth):    • RDR Blue Train  
Red train (New Austin, Nuevo Paraiso):    • RDR Red Train  
Although it's a little bit more difficult to show the train travel fully, because if you buy a ticket, it only shows a small video, which is not that interesting. It is kind of cool that you're able to drive the train yourself, but this requires 'some work', since you've to hijack the train by killing the guards, taking control and lose your wanted level (which is the hardest part). You can then enable the cinematic view to get some similar scenes compared to the original Red Dead Redemption. This video shows the inner loop of the New Hanover train line, which also passes through the states of Ambarillo, Lemoyne and West Elizabeth (the new part). The inner loop means that it passes through the town of Valentine and Emerald Ranch, instead of passing through Rhodes. Of course there's also the New Austin route, similar to the red train (in the early game) of Red Dead Redemption. I'm not that far into the story as of yet, so it'll take some time until I can safely travel to this region. Maybe I'll try some comparison videos between the two versions related to transportation. Below are some of the timestamps of when I reach different stations:
0:50 walking through the train, 3:05 Departure from Saint Denis, 7:15 Van Horn Station, 9:04 Annesburg Station, 16:30 Bacchus Station, 17:36 Bacchus Bridge, 22:00 Wallace Station, 24:50 Riggs Station, 25:57 Bard's Crossing, 27:00 Flatneck Station, 29:46 Valentine Station, 31:51 Corwall Kerosene and Tar, 34:16 Emerald Station, 40:30 Saint Denis Station