How many railroad crossings are in District of Columbia?

District of Columbia has 1 public railroad crossings. 0% have gates, and 0 incidents were reported since 2016.

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Public crossings
1
Crossings with gates
0%
Incidents since 2016
0
Crossings with signs only
0

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How District of Columbia's crossings are protected and used.

Most crossings in District of Columbia report other devices or none.

Source: FRA public crossing inventory, checked in 2026.

0 incidents have been reported in District of Columbia since 2016.

Source: FRA incident reports, through 2026-07-31. An unfinished year is partial.

The largest group of District of Columbia crossings sees 40+ trains a day.

Source: FRA public crossing inventory, checked in 2026.

Washington, Dc has more public crossings than any other county in District of Columbia.

Source: FRA public crossing inventory, checked in 2026.

The federal inventory for District of Columbia lists 7 crossing records, including 7 with usable map locations. The record list below includes public and private crossings.

Record coverage

Each measure covers all 7 records in this state. Missing information remains in the directory.

Usable map locations
7 of 7 recordsEvery record has this information.
Reported road counts
0 of 7 recordsView 7 records with missing information ↗
Complete train counts
7 of 7 recordsEvery record has this information.

A complete train total requires valid daytime, nighttime and switching counts. Learn what reported train counts mean.

All 7 crossings in District of Columbia

Records 1–7 of 7

Sources were checked on . Counts are reported records, not a safety assessment. Read how the data works.