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Texas Freight Advisory Committee TRAVEL INFORMATION Dial 1-800-452-9292 for travel assistance from a professional Texas travel counselor, including routing in Texas, emergency road condition information, and other travel services; or to register a comment or State Railroad Map 2016complaint about department operations.° 107°W 106°W 105°W 104°W 103°W 102°W 101°W 100°W 99°W 98°W 97°W 96°W 95°W 94°W 93°W OKLAHOMA NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS FANNIN Class I Railroad [! Emergency Contact Numbers DALLAM [! PERRYTON NORTH CENTRAL STRATFORD HANSFORD LIPSCOMB TEXAS COG DGNO SPEARMAN [! [! 36°N SHERMAN LIPSCOMB 36°N Union Pacific (UP).......................................(800) 848-8715 DALHART OCHILTREE DENTON COLLIN [! DECATUR Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF).........(800) 832-5452 [! [! TXNW DENTON [! MCKINNEY DCTA Kansas City Southern Railway.....................(877) 527-9464 AMARILLO CORPUS CHRISTI [! DUMAS [! ROBERTS CANADIAN Number Abbreviation Railroad Operator [! ARANSAS WISE HARTLEY MOORE STINNETT SAN PATRICIO DGNO 01 TIBR Timberrock Railroad Company HUTCHINSON MIAMI HEMPHILL DGNO 02 GRR Georgetown Railroad CHANNING [! [! 03 RSS Rockdale, Sandow & Southern Railroad Company 04 BLR Blacklands Railroad CCTR FWWR ROCKWALL [! 05 TCT Texas City Terminal Railway POTTER PAMPA WHEELER [! CARSON ! CORPUS CHRISTI DGNO [ DGNO PNR DART 06 TM Texas Mexican Railway Company [! DART OLDHAM 07 TMPX Texas Municipal Power Association WHEELER [! GRAY DART ROCKWALL 08 TSE Texas South-Eastern Railroad CORPUS CHRISTI FWWR PANHANDLE VEGA NUECES MPO 09 TXTC Texas Transportation Company [! TRE DART PARKER DALLAS 12 PTRA Port Terminal Railroad Association AMARILLO [! DALLAS [! 35°N 13 SMGX San Miguel Power Plant TRE 35°N AMARILLO CLAUDE FORT [! [! 14 MMR Martin Marietta Railroad MPO GULF OF MEXICO WORTH DART DONLEY 15 BNSF Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation DEAF SMITH [! COLLINGSWORTH 16 SRN Sabine River & Northern Railroad CANYON CLARENDON TARRANT ARMSTRONG [! 19 TN Texas & Northern Railway Company [! KINGSVILLE KAUFMAN RANDALL WELLINGTON KLEBERG 20 PCN Point Comfort & Northern Railroad HEREFORD [! [! FWWR [! 23 USSC United States Steel Corporation KAUFMAN 24 TXR Texas Rock Crusher Railway Company [! 25 RPRR Rusk Palestine Railroad MEMPHIS SWISHER 26 SSC Southern Switching Company CHILDRESS 33 TEXU Texas Utilities General Company [! DIMMITT BRISCOE [! FWWR 39 DART Dallas Area Rapid Transit PARMER TULIA HALL JOHNSON [! ELLIS 41 PVS Pecos Valley Southern Railway SILVERTON CHILDRESS HOOD [! FARWELL CASTRO [! WAXAHACHIE 42 TNMR Texas-New Mexico Railway Company OK [! 43 CCTR Corpus Christi Terminal Railroad QUANAH L ! A HENDERSON [ HOMA CLEBURNE [! 44 TC Temple & Central Texas Railway [! 47 SEPC Southwest Electric Power Company MULESHOE LAMB [! HARDEMAN 34°N PLAINVIEW 34°N 50 BSR Big Spring Rail CHILDRESS [! 51 WTUC West Texas Utility Company LUBBOCK FLOYD MOTLEY COTTLE VERNON 54 SHEL Shell Oil Company BAILEY WTJR HALE [! [! FOARD WICHITA [! 58 TXNW Texas Northwestern Railroad NEW MEXICO LITTLEFIELD MATADOR PADUCAH [! WICHITA [! FLOYDADA CROWELL WILBARGER SHERMAN 60 BOP Border Pacific Railroad [! FALLS MPO WICHITA FALLS -DENISON AR 61 TRE Trinity Railway Express HENRIETTA MPO K [! GRAYSON A 62 DGNO Dallas, Garland & Northeastern Railroad LAMAR KRR N MORTON S [! MONTAGUE RED RIVER A 63 TXPF Texas Pacifico Transportation Limited HOCKLEY COOKE FANNIN [! LUBBOCK PARIS [! S 65 BRG Brownsville & Rio Grande International Railroad CROSBYTON DICKENS KING [! [! MPO [! KNOX BAYLOR ARCHER CLAY [! TNER CLARKSVILLE MONTAGUE SHERMAN [! 66 UP Union Pacific Railroad Company LWR LUBBOCK [! [! GAINESVILLE [! [! [! NEW BOSTON TNER [! DICKENS GUTHRIE [! BONHAM [! 67 CMTY Capitol Metropolitan Transportation Authority COCHRAN LEVELLAND PMSW BENJAMIN SEYMOUR ARCHER CITY PARIS TEXARKANA DGNO BOWIE MPO 69 KRR Kiamichi Railroad Company CROSBY DELTA LUBBOCK 70 FWWR Fort Worth and Western Railroad WICHITA [! 71 SPLR South Plains Lamesa Railroad COOPER FRANKLIN SPLR DENTON TITUS 72 STPX South Texas Project Railroad COLLIN HUNT MOUNT GARZA JACK DGNO VERNON LWR FALLS DECATUR HOPKINS MOUNT PLEASANT JAYTON SULPHUR SPRINGS BLR [! 74 PMSW Plainsman Switching Company LYNN [! [! [! [! ATLANTA PLAINS HASKELL THROCKMORTON [! DENTON [! MCKINNEY TEXU MORRIS [! STONEWALL YOUNG BLR [! 75 LWR Lubbock & Western Railway [! [! DCTA ! 33°N BROWNFIELD ! POST [! JACKSBORO [ CASS [ DAINGERFIELD 33°N KENT [! GREENVILLE 77 SWRR Southwestern Railroad Company YOAKUM TAHOKA [! THROCKMORTON [! [! HASKELL [! [! LINDEN 79 KCS Kansas City Southern Railway TERRY ASPERMONT GRAHAM WISE 80 WTJR Wichita, Tillman & Jackson Railway Company, Incorporated FORT NORTH DGNO PITTSBURG CAMP TN ROCKWALL DART RAINS 81 TNER Texas Northeastern Division CENTRAL [! [! TEXAS COG FWWR DART UPSHUR MARION 82 ANR Angelina & Neches River Railroad WORTH ROCKWALL QUITMAN PARKER EMORY [! [! 83 PNR Panhandle Northern Railroad Company GAINES DAWSON BORDEN ABILENE TRE JEFFERSON PALO PINTO [! [! GAIL SCURRY WEATHERFORD FORT DALLAS WOOD GILMER 86 HTR Heart of Texas Railway ANSON BRECKENRIDGE ! WORTH [! [! ROBY SHACKELFORD ! [ [! [! [! [! [! [ HARRISON 88 TUEX TU Electric Big Brown Steam Electric Station Rail Spur [! [! PALO PINTO LONGVIEW SEMINOLE LAMESA TARRANT DALLAS KAUFMAN 90 GVSR Galveston Railroad L.P. SNYDER FISHER JONES ALBANY STEPHENS MPO MARSHALL [! [! CANTON [! SEPC 91 RVSC Rio Valley Switching Company [! FWWR KAUFMAN SMITH 94 TXGN Texas Gonzales & Northern Company GREGGLONGVIEW HOOD FWWR VAN ZANDT 99 MCSA Moscow, Camden & San Augustine Railroad [! ABILENE [! [! DALLAS ! [! COLORADO CITY SWEETWATER BAIRD [! GRANBURY [ TYLER [! [! ERATH TEXU WAXAHACHIE PANOLA ANDREWS SSC EASTLAND [! [! MARTIN HOWARD CLEBURNE ABILENE FWWR JOHNSON TYLER BLR TEXU CALLAHAN TAYLOR MPO EASTLAND GLEN ROSE MPO [! [! MITCHELL NOLAN [! ELLIS [! ATHENS [! CARTHAGE ANDREWS BSR [! NEW MEXICO BIG SPRING FWWR SOMERVELL CORSICANA HENDERSON STEPHENVILLE 32°N STANTON HENDERSON 32°N [! [! HILL TYLER RUSK BOSQUE L EL PASO COMANCHE [! NAVARRO O PERMIAN BASIN [! HILLSBORO SHELBY ECTOR MPO MIDLAND GLASSCOCK U EL PASO LOVING ! ANDERSON [ ! [! KERMIT STERLING ROBERT LEE [ I MPO [! [! RUNNELS [! MERIDIAN S EL PASO ODESSA [! [! NACOGDOCHES CENTER [! COMANCHE RUSK IA [! COLEMAN FWWR [! GARDEN CITY [! BROWN TUEX PALESTINE RPRR STERLING CITY COKE CHEROKEE MENTONE WINKLER MIDLAND [! N ! TNMR BALLINGER BROWNWOOD HAMILTON FAIRFIELD [ [! HUDSPETH [! [! WACO [! NACOGDOCHES A LIMESTONE SAN TXR HAMILTON FREESTONE AUGUSTINE [! [! COLEMAN MCLENNAN MILLS [! REEVES MONAHANS WACO GROESBECK [! SABINE CRANE CULBERSON SAN HOUSTON ANR WARD [! LUFKIN HEMPHILL EL PASO PECOS BROWNWOOD GATESVILLE WACO MPO ANR [! [! ANGELO [! PAINT ROCK GOLDTHWAITE UPTON [! [! TSE [! [! MPO SAN ANGELO CROCKETT SAN [! TSE LUFKIN CRANE IRION LEON AUGUSTINE REAGAN CORYELL [! MARLIN SIERRA BLANCA [! [! ANGELINA PVS RANKIN TOM GREEN CONCHO MCCULLOCH TEXU CENTERVILLE MERTZON [! HTR TRINITY [! BIG LAKE LAMPASAS [! [! FALLS 31°N BELL 31°N SAN SABA ROBERTSON [! [! SAN [! BELTON NEWTON ODESSA BRADY LAMPASAS GROVETON VAN HORN SAN SABA [! [! ! JASPER KILLEEN - [ FRANKLIN MADISON [! TC MCSA TEMPLE NEWTON ANGELO [! [! MPO MADISONVILLE SCHLEICHER MENARD MILAM BRYAN JASPER [! [! BRYAN - COLLEGE WOODVILLE FORT STOCKTON BURNET [! WALKER POLK [! [! STATION MPO TIBR JEFF DAVIS ELDORADO CAMERON EL PASO MENARD [! LLANO BURNET [! TYLER MASON [! BRAZOS LIVINGSTON ! [! HUNTSVILLE OZONA [ WILLIAMSON PECOS [! GRR [! COLDSPRING MASON BRYAN TMPX [! FORT DAVIS RSS [! LLANO CMTYCMTY [! BEAUMONT GRIMES CROCKETT SONORA GEORGETOWN SAN KIMBLE [! SRN [! CALDWELL [! JACINTO KOUNTZE ANDERSONMONTGOMERY [! SRN EL PASO MPO SUTTON [! BURLESON JUNCTION AUSTIN HARDIN [! CONROE MARFA TRAVIS LEE [! [! ALPINE TERRELL BLANCO CMTY LIBERTY GILLESPIE CMTY WASHINGTON SOUTH EAST SRN [! [! AUSTIN [! TEXAS RPC [! FREDERICKSBURG BEAUMONT [! ORANGE EL PASO EL PASO JOHNSON CITY CAPITAL [! GIDDINGS [! BRENHAM [! 30°N EDWARDS ORANGE [! SANDERSON AREA [! HEMPSTEAD [! 30°N [! BASTROP HAYS MPO LIBERTY PRESIDIO KERRVILLE BASTROP KERR ! AUSTIN ROCKSPRINGS [ [! BELLVILLE [! JEFFERSON LA GRANGE WALLER KENDALL SAN [! VAL VERDE MARCOS [! HARRIS BREWSTER REAL [! [! COMAL LOCKHART [! ANAHUAC BOERNE FAYETTE HOUSTON - [! HOUSTON C BANDERA CALDWELL COLUMBUS GALVESTON LEAKEY NEW [! CHAMBERS BRAUNFELS H [! [! [! 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