Railway Tracks and Stations in the city of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
37 detailed features of railway tracks and stations in Oklahoma City, including tram lines and main stations, are available for GIS analysis in this dataset.

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Access comprehensive GIS datasets tailored for Oklahoma City, focusing specifically on railway tracks and stations. This dataset encompasses a variety of 37 features including tram lines like the Oklahoma City Streetcar, and key rail segments such as the Oklahoma City Subdivision and the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway. Professionals can utilize this data to analyze infrastructure, plan logistics, or enhance transportation studies. Each entry includes details on gauge, electrification, and usage type, providing essential information for in-depth geographical analysis. Whether looking at tramways or mainline rails, this dataset serves as a valuable resource for precise and strategic planning in urban development and transportation projects.
The Railway Tracks and Stations dataset for Oklahoma City encompasses features such as:
- Oklahoma City Streetcar
- Oklahoma City Subdivision
- Red Rock Subdivision
- Oklahoma City
- Stillwater Central Railroad
- Norman
- Oklahoma City Streetcar (detour route)
- Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway
- Ballpark
- Santa Fe Hub
- East Bricktown
- Mickey Mantle
- Bricktown
- Broadway Avenue
- Automobile Alley
- Art Park
- Scissortail Park
- Arena
- Century Center
- Myriad Gardens
- Business District
- Library
- Transit Center
- Federal Courthouse
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