State Rail Network


Class I Railroads

BNSF Railway 798
Union Pacific 1,193
Total 1,991

Short Line Railroads

No Short Line railroads reported.

2022 Source: Association of American Railroads (AAR). Data represents most recent available annual reporting. AAR Logo

Moving Nevada's Economy. Connecting Communities.


Nevada may be land-locked, but freight rail connections are helping the Silver State attract new warehousing, distribution and manufacturing operations seeking a West Coast hub.

Originating

Top Commodities Originating
Stone, Clay & Glass Products N/A
Nonmetallic Minerals N/A
Waste & Scrap N/A
Intermodal N/A
Metallic Ores N/A
Other N/A

Received

Top Commodities Received / Terminated
Coal N/A
Chemicals N/A
Cement N/A
Petroleum Products N/A
Lumber & Wood Products N/A
Other N/A
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Why Freight Rail Matters


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Supports Manufacturing

Rail connects manufacturers with suppliers and customers across North America, efficiently moving raw materials and finished goods.

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Strengthens Agriculture

Rail helps move crops, forest products, fertilizers and other agricultural goods efficiently and affordably.

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Reduces Congestion

Moving freight by rail removes trucks from highways, helping reduce traffic and wear on road infrastructure.

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Protects the Environment

Freight rail is significantly more fuel efficient than moving freight by truck, helping reduce fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions.

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44 percent
decrease

in rail rates on average from 1981 to today.


That means the average rail customer today can ship significantly more freight for about the same price they paid 40 years ago. 

State Director

Nevada
Nate Kaplan

Nate Kaplan

State Director

With a decade of experience working in the rail industry, Nate covers the Western United States and parts of New England for GoRail. His background in local, state, and federal government makes him an effective transportation and public policy leader.