Railway Tracks and Stations in Wyoming
Access a comprehensive dataset of 62 railway tracks and stations in Wyoming, featuring details like gauge, max speed, and usage type for GIS mapping.

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Enhance your GIS projects with our comprehensive dataset featuring railway tracks and stations across Wyoming. This dataset includes detailed information on 62 key infrastructure elements such as the Sidney Subdivision and Campbell Subdivision, each marked by their standard gauge of 1435mm and varied maximum speeds. Noteworthy structures like the Sherman Hill Tunnel and the Cody Subdivision are also cataloged, providing insights into usage types ranging from main lines to branch lines, and attributes such as electrification and bridge presence. This resource is ideal for professionals needing precise and scalable data for transport and logistical planning in the region.
Within the dataset of Railway Tracks and Stations in Wyoming, you’ll find features like:
- Sidney Subdivision
- Campbell Subdivision
- Rawlins Subdivision MT2
- Cody Subdivision
- UP Sidney Subdivision
- Laramie Subdivision
- Front Range Subdivision
- Sherman Hill Tunnel
- Powder River Subdivision
- BNSF Black Hills Subdivision
- Big Horn Subdivision
- Casper Subdivision
- Rawlins Subdivision MT1
- BNSF Front Range Subdivision
- Laramie Subdivision Track 3
- Union Pacific Railroad
- Burlington Northern Santa Fe R
- Orin Subdivision
- Craig Subdivision
- Greeley Subdivision
- Fort Collins to Greeley
- Fort Collins Industrial Lead
- Dutch Subdivision
- UP Greeley Subdivision
Upon completing your Felt account setup, gain access to your tailored interactive map showcasing Railway Tracks and Stations in Wyoming. Utilize a suite of tools for customization, analysis, and GeoPackage data export. You’ll also gain access to our extensive repository of pre-existing GIS data, featuring numerous additional datasets tailored for Wyoming.







