Editing Winona, Minnesota (section)

===Transportation===
[[File:Winona, Minnesota 5.jpg|thumb|right|[[Main Channel Bridge (Winona)|Main Channel Bridge]]]]
[[U.S. Route 14 in Minnesota|U.S. Highway 14]], [[U.S. Route 61 in Minnesota|U.S. Highway 61]], [[Minnesota State Highway 43|Minnesota Highway 43]] and [[Wisconsin State Highway 54]] are the main routes into the city. [[Interstate 90|Interstate Highway 90]] is located a short distance south of the city.

Winona was once served by four railroads; [[Milwaukee Road]], [[Chicago & North Western]], [[Chicago Great Western]] and [[Green Bay & Western]], with the Burlington Route trains stopping at a station across the river in Wisconsin. Only the former Milwaukee Road [[Winona station|station]] remains and is now served by [[Amtrak]]'s ''[[Empire Builder]]'' daily in each direction between [[Chicago]] and [[Seattle]] and [[Portland, Oregon|Portland]]. As well as the daily [[Borealis (train)|Borealis]] running between [[Saint Paul, Minnesota]] and [[Chicago]]. The Milwaukee Road is now owned by [[Canadian Pacific]], as is the [[Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern]], which operates the former [[Chicago & North Western]] line from Winona to the west.

The [[Winona Transit Service]] provides public bus transportation six days per week.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Winona Transit Service {{!}} Winona, MN |url=https://www.cityofwinona.com/175/Winona-Transit-Service |access-date=October 2, 2021 |website=www.cityofwinona.com}}</ref> The city is also located along the [[Mississippi River Trail]], and the Flyway Trail connects the city to nearby trail systems in Wisconsin.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Flyway Trail {{!}} Community-Driven Non-Profit Startup in Buffalo County, WI |url=https://flywaytrail.com/ |access-date=October 2, 2021 |website=Flyway Trail {{!}} Community-Driven Non-Profit Startup in Buffalo County, WI |language=en-US}}</ref> [[Winona Municipal Airport - Max Conrad Field]] serves [[general aviation]] in the area. It was once served by one passenger airliner, [[Mississippi Valley Airlines]] until the mid-1970s.