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FD 34407

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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY--TRACKAGE RIGHTS EXEMPTION--THE BURLINGTON NORTHERN AND SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY

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2 filings, 1 decision and 0 environmental comments observed here; last checked 10 Oct 2026, 22:36 UTC; last new entry 26 Aug 2026, 15:22 UTC.

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16 Oct 2003 (printed as 10/16/2003)

Supplement

209125Modify/Supplement Prior Filing Or The Record

Union Pacific Railroad Company
served 25 Sep 2003 (printed as 9/25/2003)

Decision

33991Director Of Proceedings

NOTICE THAT THE BURLINGTON NORTHERN AND SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY (BNSF) AGREED TO GRANT OVERHEAD TRACKAGE RIGHTS TO UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OVER A LINE OF RAILROAD ON BNSF'S: (1) DALHART SUBDIVISION BETWEEN BNSF MILEPOST 417.5 IN OR NEAR DALHART, TX, AND BNSF MILEPOST 452.9 IN OR NEAR TEXLINE, TX; AND (2) TWIN PEAKS SUBDIVISION BETWEEN BNSF MILEPOST 452.9 IN OR NEAR TEXLINE, TX, AND BNSF MILEPOST 210 IN OR NEAR TRINIDAD, CO, A TOTAL DISTANCE OF APPROXIMATELY 170.9 MILES.
4 Sep 2003 (printed as 9/4/2003)

Notice

208849Notice Of Exemption

Union Pacific Railroad Company

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