Which crossings are on Rio Valley Switching Company's Corpus Christi Subdivision?
The FRA inventory of lists 18 public crossings on the Corpus Christi Subdivision, from milepost 0.3 to 168.2, in 4 towns.
- Public crossings
- 18
- Mileposts
- 0.3 to 168.2
- Division
- Houston
- Most trains at one crossing
- 3 a day
- Public crossings reported with gates
- 61%
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Where along the line are the crossings?
- Gates
- Flashing lights
- Signs
- Other or not reported
Each bar is about 9.3 miles of the line. A taller bar means more public crossings there.
Where are these crossings on the map?
Browse the listCrossings on page 1 of the Corpus Christi Subdivision
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Crossings in milepost order
Public crossings from the lowest milepost to the highest. Crossings without a milepost come last.
- North Twenty Second StreetMcAllenMP 0.3Milepost
- Bu0281w / N Closner BoulevardEdinburgMP 143.1Milepost
- Pedestrian CrossingEdinburgMP 143.5Milepost
- FM2061 / South McColl RoadEdinburgMP 146.5Milepost
- Trenton RoadMcAllenMP 147.1Milepost
- North Second StreetMcAllenMP 147.3Milepost
- Martin AvenueMcAllenMP 147.8Milepost
- SH0336 / North Tenth StreetMcAllenMP 148.2Milepost
- West Dove AvenueMcAllenMP 148.5Milepost
- W Nolana AvenueMcAllenMP 149.6Milepost
- Harvey DriveMcAllenMP 150.4Milepost
- La Vista AvenueMcAllenMP 150.6Milepost
- Tamarack AvenueMcAllenMP 150.8Milepost
- SH0495 / Pecan BoulevardMcAllenMP 151.2Milepost
- West Hackberry AvenueMcAllenMP 151.6Milepost
- Cedar AvenueMcAllenMP 151.9Milepost
- FM0506Santa RosaMP 164.9Milepost
- Tamm LanePrimeraMP 168.2Milepost
Source: Federal Railroad Administration crossing inventory, with mileposts as each railroad reports them. Sources and dates