BNSF train speed
25.4 mph
Borger, Texas
No public contactNotwithstanding the foregoing, Railroad, at its sole discretion, may or may not allow the switching of specific railcar numbers out of storage. Hazmat combustible & flammable storage may require local authorities approval.
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BNSF train speed
25.4 mph
BNSF terminal dwell
22.3 hrs
Latest system-level dwell reading from the operating metrics feed.
BNSF revenue
$6,010M
Q3 2025 operating ratio 66.9%.
BNSF top commodity
Containers
96,689 weekly carloads in the latest commodity breakdown.
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Inquiry Target
Borger, Texas
Railcar Storage · Physical Facility
Railroads: BNSF
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
Borger, Texas
Borger, Texas
100 cars
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