Class I network map
The CSX main-line network, 16,182 route-miles owned plus 3,651 route-miles of trackage rights, with 347 transload facilities pinned along the track. Follow your lane across the map, then click a pin for the operator, its other railroads, and what it handles.
No facilities in this view. Zoom out, pan the map, or loosen the filters.
Track geometry from the FRA/BTS North American Rail Network (main sub-network, as of 2026-09-08), simplified for display. Facility locations are geocoded from facility records and public sources; confirm access and service with the facility before shipping. Directory last updated July 2026.
CSX Transportation owns about 16,182 route-miles of main line and operates over roughly 3,651 route-miles more under trackage rights, across United States (19,650 mi) and Canada (183 mi). The solid line on the map is CSX-owned track; the dashed line is other railroads' track CSX trains run on.
196 of the 321 US facilities on this map sit within about a mile of CSX's own network by FRA geometry, so a car can arrive single-line. The rest list CSX as a serving railroad but reach it through an interchange or a shortline, or have an imprecise public coordinate. Toggle "On CSX track only" to hide the interchange cases.
The map draws the main sub-network only: through routes and major industrial leads. Yard tracks, sidings, and minor industrial leads are left out so the network reads at a national scale. Facility pins come from the transload directory, not from the track data, so a terminal can sit a short spur off the line drawn here.
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