CSX train speed
23.7 mph
Hammond, Indiana
No public contactHandles: 139 railcar spots, HAZMAT, all Class I access
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CSX train speed
23.7 mph
CSX terminal dwell
21.5 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
49,176 weekly carloads in the latest commodity breakdown.
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Inquiry Target
Hammond, Indiana
Bulk Transfer · Physical Facility
Railroads: CSX · NS · BNSF · CN
East Chicago, Indiana
NS · CSX
Rail to Truck · Truck to Rail
Dry Bulk · Food Grade · Liquids
Current public source or verification support is not disclosed on this record.
Evansville, Indiana
ISRR
Rail to Truck · Truck to Rail
Dry Bulk
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Hammond, Indiana
Hammond, Indiana
Truck transfer supported
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