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Railroad crossing updates for Santa Fe County, New Mexico

What changed at the railroad crossings in Santa Fe County, on one page: weekly record changes, quiet zones, blocked-train reports, grants and train activity.

FRA crossing inventory of .

Public crossings
41
Public crossings reported with gates
46%
Most trains a day reported
32

See the public crossings in Santa Fe County

Latest changes

Week of 19 October 2026: 2 crossings here had a recorded change.

  • More warning devices1
  • Road counts updated1

Crossings that changed

Dates show when a change was observed in the federal inventory, not when it happened.

Weekly changes in New Mexico

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Quiet zones

11 of 41 public crossings here are listed in a quiet zone.

  • In a 24-hour quiet zone11

The quiet-zone status did not change at any public crossing here in the last 5 weeks.

A town’s quiet zone can start or end before the inventory catches up.

Quiet zones in New MexicoQuiet zone changes this week

Trains blocking crossings

New Mexico has no state law that limits how long a train may block a crossing. Checked 16 October 2026.

The FRA lists 1 report of trains blocking public crossings in this county.

Reports to the FRA by year

  • 20261 report

Reports through . FRA does not confirm the accuracy of the blocked crossing reports submitted to this portal. This collection is not designed to provide a representative sample or create generalizable statistics. The data gathered from this collection is not suitable for use in budgetary requests, nor regulatory proposals.

Blocked crossing rules in New MexicoHow to report a blocked crossing

Upgrades and grants

No federal grants are listed for Santa Fe County yet. The Santa Fe County crossing page lists crossings named on state grant lists.

Make a grant table of the crossings in Santa Fe CountyOpen the Santa Fe County crossing page

Train activity

See about how many trains a day pass near the middle of Santa Fe County (the center of its public crossings), from counts the railroads report.

Check train activity near the middle of Santa Fe County

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County: Santa Fe County, New Mexico

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Sources: Federal Railroad Administration crossing inventory and blocked crossing reports. Sources and dates