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Texas and Eastern Railroad, LLC - Rusk, TX

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Contact Information

Facility Name

Texas and Eastern Railroad, LLC

Address

535 Park Road 76
Rusk, TX 75785
United States

Phone Number

+1 713-280-7987

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Geographic Location

Transloading Services

Product Types Handled

Dry Bulk

Food Grade

Liquids

Oversized

Packaged Goods

Hazardous Material Handling

Yes

Transfer Modes

Rail to Truck

Rail to Warehouse

Truck to Rail

Truck to Truck

Truck to Warehouse

Serving Class I Railroads

UP - Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri

Track Capacity

300 railcar spot(s)

Security / Safety Features

Fencing

Lighting

Onsite Security

Paved Roads

Security Gate Entrance

Transload Equipment

Conveyor - Bulk

Conveyor - Bulk Food grade

Conveyor - Stacker

Crane - Portable >= 35 Tons

Cross-Dock - Rail to Truck

Cities Served By This Transloader

Additional Services

Product Storage Options

Bulk Storage, Food Grade, Indoor, Outdoor

Heating Capabilities

Yes

Kosher Certification

Onsite Railcar Storage

Yes

Onsite Scale

Yes

Weight Restricted 263k

Weight Restricted 286k

Yes

Hours of Operation

Monday

Open 24 hours

Tuesday

Open 24 hours

Wednesday

Open 24 hours

Thursday

Open 24 hours

Friday

Open 24 hours

Saturday

Open 24 hours

Sunday

Open 24 hours

About Texas and Eastern Railroad, LLC - Rusk, TX

The Texas & Eastern Railroad (reporting mark?TERR) is a short-line freight railroad operating in eastern Texas, primarily between Palestine and Rusk, Texas, on about 30 miles of track leased from the Texas State Railroad Authority. It connects with the Union Pacific Railroad at Palestine and serves Anderson and Cherokee counties, hauling commodities such as construction aggregates, industrial products, and chemicals, and offering services like railcar storage and transloading. Originally part of the historic Texas State Railroad freight line founded in 1881, it now functions as a modern common-carrier freight route under Jaguar Transport Holdings’ operation while the associated heritage tourist trains continue under the Texas State Railroad name.