CSX train speed
24.4 mph
New London, North Carolina
No public contactShortline Railroad with storage space available. Generally EMPTY NON Haz, at this location.
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CSX train speed
24.4 mph
CSX terminal dwell
21.9 hrs
Latest system-level dwell reading from the operating metrics feed.
CSX revenue
$3,750M
Q3 2025 operating ratio 61.3%.
CSX top commodity
Containers
51,594 weekly carloads in the latest commodity breakdown.
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New London, North Carolina
Railcar Storage · Physical Facility
Railroads: CSX · NS
Wilmington, North Carolina
CSX · NS
Railcar Storage
No operating summary is published for this record.
Wilson, North Carolina
NS
Railcar Storage
50 cars
No operating summary is published for this record.
New London, North Carolina
New London, North Carolina
300 cars
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