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Troy Road railroad crossing in Warrenton, Missouri

ID 483559VPublicAt gradeNorfolk Southern Railway Company

This crossing has gates and flashing lights. About 8 trains pass each day. About 220 vehicles cross each day. Counted in 1989. That count is 37 years old.

Road traffic
220vehicles a day
Counted in 1989About traffic counts
Reported trains
8trains a day
These reported movements are not arrival times.
Warning devices
Gates and lights
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Incidents since 2016
Not reported
Through July 2026. See the yearly reports

This vehicle count is from 1989. Newer counts may exist.

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Map of crossing ID 483559VLatitude 38.8134°, longitude -91.1440°.
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@misc{railcrossingatlas-483559V-fra-0ac076ef35774850d80c15da,
  author = {{Rail Crossing Atlas, Tan Solutions}},
  publisher = {Rail Crossing Atlas, Tan Solutions},
  title = {Crossing 483559V},
  year = {2026},
  date = {2026-10-21},
  version = {fra-0ac076ef35774850d80c15da},
  url = {https://railcrossingatlas.tansolutions.org/crossings/483559V?revision=fra-0ac076ef35774850d80c15da}
}
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As many reported trains pass at night as by day (4 each).

Reported movements, not a timetable.Quiet zone status: No quiet zone.Source: FRA inventory of 21 October 2026.

About 8 trains and 220 vehicles cross here each day.

Road traffic
220 vehicles a day
Road count year
1989
counted 1989, 37 years old
Reported train total
8 trains a day
Daytime trains
4 trains a day
Nighttime trains
4 trains a day
Switching trains
0 trains a day
Passenger trains
0 trains a day
School bus route
Yes
School-bus passes
2 / school day
Maximum rail speed
60 mph
Road speed limit
Not reported

The daily train total combines reported daytime, nighttime and switching movements. These reported movements are not arrival times. How reported train totals work. A school bus that crosses and returns counts as two passes on a normal school day.

Daytime and nighttime trains are reported in equal numbers.

From the FRA inventory of 21 October 2026. Values are reported trains a day.

This crossing has gates and flashing lights.

2 gate arms and 4 flashing-light pairs. 1 crossbuck assembly; 0 stop signs.
Gate arms: 2Flashing-light pairs: 4Crossbuck assemblies: 1Stop signs: 0
The symbols show reported counts, not device positions. 1 main track is reported.
Gate arms
2
Flashing-light pairs
4
Crossbuck assemblies
1
Stop signs
0
Main tracks
1
Quiet-zone source value
No

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