Railroad quiet zones in New Mexico.
The inventory reports 52 public crossings with a quiet-zone designation in New Mexico.
FRA crossing inventory. Sources checked on .
52 crossings are listed as 24-hour, 0 as partial and 0 as Chicago excused.
- Crossings in quiet zones
- 52
- 24-hour
- 52
- Partial
- 0
- Chicago excused
- 0
The inventory covers 723 public crossings. It lists 650 outside a quiet zone; quiet-zone status is not reported for 21.
Find a city or place.
Counts refer to public crossings, not separate quiet zones. Place names come from the inventory and may not match municipal boundaries.
- Alamogordo
1 crossing is listed as 24-hour, 0 as partial and 0 as Chicago excused.
1crossing - Albuquerque
17 crossings are listed as 24-hour, 0 as partial and 0 as Chicago excused.
17crossings - Belen
7 crossings are listed as 24-hour, 0 as partial and 0 as Chicago excused.
7crossings - Bernalillo
4 crossings are listed as 24-hour, 0 as partial and 0 as Chicago excused.
4crossings - Deming
1 crossing is listed as 24-hour, 0 as partial and 0 as Chicago excused.
1crossing - Grants
1 crossing is listed as 24-hour, 0 as partial and 0 as Chicago excused.
1crossing - Los Lunas
6 crossings are listed as 24-hour, 0 as partial and 0 as Chicago excused.
6crossings - San Felipe
1 crossing is listed as 24-hour, 0 as partial and 0 as Chicago excused.
1crossing - Sandia Pueblo
3 crossings are listed as 24-hour, 0 as partial and 0 as Chicago excused.
3crossings - Santa Fe
11 crossings are listed as 24-hour, 0 as partial and 0 as Chicago excused.
11crossings
FRA fills the quiet-zone field from establishment notices it receives. Reports can lag local changes. Confirm current status and hours with the city or county.