UP train speed
25.4 mph
Pecos, Texas
No public contactThis site was built 3 years ago for frac sand transloading and is now available for railcar storage of various kinds, including loaded and empty crude tank cars, gons, flats, hoppers, etc.
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UP train speed
25.4 mph
UP terminal dwell
19.8 hrs
Latest system-level dwell reading from the operating metrics feed.
UP revenue
$6,150M
Q3 2025 operating ratio 58.7%.
UP top commodity
Containers
62,562 weekly carloads in the latest commodity breakdown.
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Inquiry Target
Pecos, Texas
Railcar Storage · Physical Facility
Railroads: UP
Houston, Texas
BNSF · UP
Railcar Storage · Storage Yard
16 cars
Current public source or verification support is not disclosed on this record.
Orange, Texas
UP
Railcar Storage · Storage Yard
1 cars
Current public source or verification support is not disclosed on this record.
City and subdivision only
Pecos, Texas
Pecos, Texas
220 cars
The Surface Transportation Board’s Office of Environmental Analysis (OEA) today issued a Final Environmental Assessment (Final EA) for the proposed construction of approximately six miles of new rail line in Mesa, Arizona by Union Pacific Railroad Company (UP). [Click for full press release.]
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