Railway Tracks and Stations in Minnesota
With 233 features, this Minnesota dataset provides extensive details on railway tracks and stations like U.S. Bank Stadium and Mall of America. Perfect for transportation and infrastructure mapping.

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This web page provides access to an extensive dataset of railway tracks and stations across Minnesota, tailored for GIS professionals managing transport and infrastructure projects. The dataset includes details on 233 features such as light rail stations like U.S. Bank Stadium and Mall of America, and track segments like the Metro Light Rail and St. Croix Valley Railroad. Each entry is rich with specifics about station facilities, track specifications, and operational aspects, helpful for detailed mapping and analysis. Key attributes include railway type, gauge, electrification, maximum speed, and accessibility options, ensuring a comprehensive overview for effective planning and development.
Within the dataset of Railway Tracks and Stations in Minnesota, you’ll find features like:
- U.S. Bank Stadium
- Government Plaza
- Mall of America
- Blue Line (Hiawatha)
- Blue Line
- METRO Light Rail
- Staples Subdivision
- St. Croix Valley Railroad
- Burlington Northern Santa Fe R
- Merriam Park Subdivision
- Midway Subdivision
- Saint Cloud
- American Boulevard
- VA Medical Center
- Franklin Avenue
- Green Line
- Appleton Subdivision
- Watertown Subdivision
- KO Subdivision
- Dakota Subdivision
- Detroit Lakes Subdivision
- Clifford Line Subdivision
- Noyes Subdivision (BNSF)
- Noyes Subdivision (CP)
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