How many railroad crossings are in Burlington, Washington?

The federal inventory lists 27 public railroad crossings in Burlington, Washington.

FRA inventory of .

Public crossings
27
Public crossings with identified warning devices
26
Public crossings reported with gates
74%
Most trains a day reported
18
Reported incidents at public crossings since 2016
10
Gate share compared with the state
39 percentage points higher

Where these public crossings are.

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Gates are reported at 74% of these crossings.

  • Gates2074%
  • Flashing lights without reported gates00%
  • Signs without reported gates or lights622%
  • Other or not reported14%

Each crossing appears once, grouped by its reported warning devices. Missing fields don't mean the warning devices are absent.

Incident counts cover January 2016 through 31 July 2026. They describe reported events, not a measure of crossing safety.

Traffic counts were collected at different times. Road count years appear with each record; train count years are not reported separately.

Compare the reported train traffic.

Public crossings are ordered by reported trains a day, from most to lowest.

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  1. Greenleaf AvenueBurlingtonID 084764AGates18 trains a day
    5,000 vehicles a day2014 road count
  2. PEASE RDBurlingtonID 084763TGates17 trains a day
    1,390 vehicles a day1994 road count
  3. North Hill BoulevardBurlingtonID 077833NGates15 trains a day
    1,000 vehicles a day2014 road count
  4. FAIRHAVEN STBurlingtonID 084765GGates15 trains a day
    10,000 vehicles a day2014 road count
  5. AVON STREETBurlingtonID 084766NGates15 trains a day
    13,000 vehicles a day2021 road count
  6. COOK RDBurlingtonID 084775MGates15 trains a day
    7,170 vehicles a day1994 road count
  7. ERSHIG RDBurlingtonID 084784LGates15 trains a day
    890 vehicles a day1994 road count
  8. BOW HILL ROADBurlingtonID 084785TGates15 trains a day
    770 vehicles a day2007 road count
  9. COLONY RDBurlingtonID 084787GGates15 trains a day
    376 vehicles a day2023 road count
  10. S BLANCHARD RDBurlingtonID 084788NGates15 trains a day
    25 vehicles a day2023 road count
  11. SO LEGG ROADBurlingtonID 084789VGates15 trains a day
    185 vehicles a day2023 road count
  12. NO LEGG RDBurlingtonID 084791WGates15 trains a day
    185 vehicles a day2023 road count
  13. AIRPORT WAYBurlingtonID 092246AGates2 trains a day
    2,600 vehicles a day2007 road count
  14. AVON-ALLEN RDBurlingtonID 092249VGates2 trains a day
    4,350 vehicles a day2008 road count
  15. PULVER RDBurlingtonID 092252DGates2 trains a day
    3,550 vehicles a day2008 road count
  16. SR 20-Burlington GarlBurlingtonID 092255YGates2 trains a day
    18,000 vehicles a day2014 road count
  17. WALNUT STBurlingtonID 092259BSigns only2 trains a day
    1,000 vehicles a day2014 road count
  18. SPRUCE STBurlingtonID 092260VGates2 trains a day
    1,450 vehicles a day1987 road count
  19. GARRETT RDBurlingtonID 929012PGates2 trains a day
    No road count has been reported.
  20. FAIRHAVEN STBurlingtonID 092261CSigns only1 train a day
    10,000 vehicles a day2014 road count
  21. N PINE STBurlingtonID 092262JSigns only1 train a day
    550 vehicles a day1986 road count
  22. ANACORTES STBurlingtonID 092263RSigns only1 train a day
    8,000 vehicles a day2014 road count
  23. N REGENT STBurlingtonID 092264XSigns only1 train a day
    400 vehicles a day1986 road count
  24. N SKAGIT STBurlingtonID 092265EOther or not reported1 train a day
    7,505 vehicles a day1986 road count
  25. N SECTION STBurlingtonID 092266LSigns only1 train a day
    550 vehicles a day1986 road count
  26. GARDNER STBurlingtonID 092267TGates1 train a day
    1,397 vehicles a day1986 road count
  27. PETER ANDERSON RDBurlingtonID 092269GGates1 train a day
    432 vehicles a day1986 road count

Source: Federal Railroad Administration crossing inventory and reported highway-rail incidents. How the data works