• Freight Railroad Employees: 3,468
• Freight Railroads: 28
• Freight Rail Mileage: 2,852
• Trucks off the Road: It would have taken 6.4 million trucks to handle the freight that moved by rail in Washington in 2022.

Originated

• Crushed stone & sand: 18.1 tons, 158,900 cars
• Grain: 3.5 tons, 33,700 cars
• Ground minerals & earths: 1.2 tons, 12,500 cars
• Chemicals: 1.2 tons, 12,400 cars
• Pulp & paper: 1.0 tons, 13,300 cars
• Other: 4.1 tons, 71,100 cars
• TOTAL: 29.1M tons, 301,900 cars

Terminated

• Coal: 18.3 tons, 151,300 cars
• Metallic ores: 7.9 tons, 75,300 cars
• Chemicals: 2.6 tons, 26,500 cars
• Pulp & paper: 2.0 tons, 23,000 cars
• Petr. & coal products: 1.5 tons, 18,000 cars
• Other: 8.6 tons, 134,500 cars
• TOTAL: 40.8M tons, 428,500 cars

Class I Railroads

• BNSF: 1,450
• Union Pacific: 540
• TOTAL: 1,990

Short Line Railroads

• Ballard Terminal Railroad: 2
• Cascade & Columbia River Railroad: 154
• Central Washington Railroad: 80
• Columbia & Cowlitz Railway: 9
• Columbia and Walla Walla Railway: 82
• Columbia Basin Railroad: 86
• Columbia Shipyards Railroad : 3
• Great Northwest Railroad: 85
• Kennewick Terminal Railroad: 2
• Kettle Falls International Railway: 36
• Longview Switching: 9
• Meeker Southern Railroad: 8
• Montana Rail Link: 15
• Mount Vernon Terminal Railway: 3
• Olympia & Belmore Railroad : 13
• Palouse River & Coulee City Railroad: 157
• Pend Oreille Valley Railroad : 35
• Portland Vancouver Junction Railroad: 33
• Puget Sound & Pacific Railroad: 158
• Rainier Rail: 80
• Spokane, Spangle and Palouse Railway: 68
• St. Paul & Pacific Northwest Railroad: 69
• Tacoma Rail: 9
• Washington Eastern Railroad: 108
• Washington Royal Line: 26
• Yak Rail: 22
• TOTAL: 1,352