UP train speed
25.0 mph
Dayton, Texas
No public contactEstablished in 2022, Rail Logix's Dayton yard is poised to serve the Mt. Belvieu industrial community. The Dayton yard sits on the jointly operated BNSF/UP mainline on the east side of Houston. Poised for expansion in early 2023, the Dayton yard is capable of offering railcar maintenance and repair services, packaging, transloading, and industrial build to suit rail-served buildings.
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UP train speed
25.0 mph
UP terminal dwell
19.4 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
59,323 weekly carloads in the latest commodity breakdown.
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Dayton, Texas
Railcar Storage · Physical Facility
Railroads: UP
Houston, Texas
BNSF · UP
Railcar Storage · Storage Yard
16 cars
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Orange, Texas
UP
Railcar Storage · Storage Yard
1 cars
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Dayton, Texas
Dayton, Texas
1 cars
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