This feed monitors the Iowa Interstate Railroad at West Liberty, Iowa. Frequency monitored is AAR 74 - 161.220 mHz
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This radio feed monitors the Canadian Pacific Ottumwa Subdivision in the Muscatine area. Radiofrequency monitored: AAR 44 - 160.770
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This feed monitors Cedar Rapids area railroads including the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, Union Pacific, Canadian National, Iowa Northern, and Iowa Interstate.
Channels monitored include:
AAR 26 161.500 - Cedar Rapids & Iowa City Yardmaster
AAR 62 161.040 - Union Pacific Clinton Sub
AAR 72 161.190 - Canadian National Cedar Rapids Sub
AAR 74 161.220 - Iowa Interstate road channel
AAR 85 161.385 - Iowa Northern road channel
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Includes the BNSF Aurora and Barstow Subs and the Canadian Pacific Marquette, Chicago and Davenport Subs Channels Monitored include: AAR 44, 65, 84 & 88 on the CP AAR 66, 70 & 87 on the BNSF Marine 13 & 71 for the Sabula Drawbridge
This is a broadcast feed for railroad operations in the Savanna IL area. Channels monitored include the BNSF Aurora and Barstow Subs, the Canadian Pacific Marquette, Chicago and Davenport Subs and two Marine channels used by the Subula Drawbridge:
BNSF -
161.100 - AAR066 - BNSF Aurora Sub West (La Crosse to CP1542)
161.160 - AAR070 - BNSF Aurora Sub East (CP1542 to Aurora)
161.415 - AAR087 - BNSF Barstow Sub
Canadian Pacific -
161.370 - AAR084 - CP Marquette Sub
160.770 - AAR044 - CP Davenport Sub
161.085 - AAR065 - CP Chicago Sub
161.430 - AAR088 - CP Yard/Switching
Sabula Drawbidge/River Navigation -
156.650 - Marine 13 - Drawbridge
156.575 - Marine 71 - Barges
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North Bay, Ontario is a railway hub with three intersecting railways - Ontario Northland, Candian National (CN), and Ottawa Valley Railway (OVR). My scanner is broadcasting the following channels:
Ontario Northland Railway
160.545 - ONR Operations/Mainline
Canadian National Railway
160.665 - CN Mainline Channel 1
Ottawa Valley Railway
161.175 - OVR CP 13 Mainline
160.215 - OVR CP 04 Mainline
452.9375 - EOT Device - North Bay Sub
457.9375 - EOT Device - North Bay Sub
The scanner is located in close proximity to MP104.22 North Bay Sub and will pick up EOT transmissions from passing Ottawa Valley Railway trains. It will also occasionally pick up the hotbox detector at MP100.9
Mainline traffic from all three railways is a much higher power broadcast, regularly picking up train clearances and movements, MoW crews, and other RTC conversations.
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The receiver is located in Eugene.
Railroads heard are UP, CORP, Coos Bay Rail Link, Portland and Western
The following frequencies are included in the scan:
UP Dispatcher 268 - 161.550 - AAR Ch 96
CORP Dispatcher - 160.440 - AAR Ch 22
CBRL Operations - 160.290 - AAR Ch 12
PNWR Eugene Dispatcher - 160.770 - AAR Ch 44
PNWR Toledo Dispatcher - 160.845 - AAR Ch 49
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Includes BART Train and Yard operations, BART Police and Fire *** Covers the counties of San Mateo, San Francisco, Alameda, and Contra Costa.
This feed uses a Barax Instreamer 100 a GRE PSR 300 scannerr.
The scanner location is in the hills of the city of San Mateo at about 500ft.
BART is an SF Bay Area train transportation system. They have their own Police department, trane control, yards etc.
As a train system on the move, the signal quality of transmissions various from great to poor at times.
Most of the time, the signal quality is good to OK.
This is the case with any railroad system there is nothing I can do about it.
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Includes BART Train and Yard operations, BART Police and Fire *** Covers the counties of San Mateo, San Francisco, Alameda, and Contra Costa.
This feed uses a Barax Instreamer 100 a GRE PSR 300 scanner.
The scanner location is in the hills of the city of San Mateo at about 500ft.
BART is an SF Bay Area train transportation system. They have their own Police department, trane control, yards etc.
As a train system on the move, the signal quality of transmissions various from great to poor at times.
Most of the time, the signal quality is good to OK.
This is the case with any railroad system there is nothing I can do about it.
BART Train Operations Talkgroups:
BART Train Yards and Shops Talkgroups:
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Live railroad communications on Union Pacific radio frequencies around Roseville, Donner Pass, and the greater Sacramento,CA area. Also, hear BNSF trackage-rights trains and Amtrak operating on UP lines in the coverage area.
Live railroad communications on Union Pacific radio frequencies around Roseville, Donner Pass, and the greater Sacramento,CA area. Also, hear BNSF trackage-rights trains and Amtrak operating on UP lines in the coverage area.
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