v0.6, free public data. Tap a spur for its land owner, the business at its track end and contacts.
Type a town (Quanah, TX), a street address, a railroad and town (BNSF Midlothian), an owner, plant or substation name, or a spur ID. Then press Find.
From and to: a spur ID, "lat, lon", a city ("Memphis, TN") or an address (address look-up needs internet). Or use the buttons in a spur's popup.
The public network data has no clearance, weight, curvature or bridge limits. A route here is only a candidate to take to the railroads' clearance bureaus.
Spur land ownership
Background network: owning railroad
Track type (NET)
About the data
Land class says whose parcel the track lies on, not who owns the rails. Addresses are as published in parcel records. Each phone and website says how it was found, with a link to its source. Business at the track end: OpenStreetMap, EPA Facility Registry, EIA-860. Town and address look-up: OpenStreetMap Nominatim, with Esri's public geocoder as a backup; nothing typed is kept.