Northern Transcon

The Northern Transcon is a major freight train route operated by BNSF Railway, connecting the Midwest and Pacific Northwest regions of the United States. It stretches approximately 2,300 miles from Chicago to Seattle, passing through key states like Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana. This corridor is crucial for transporting goods such as electronics, agricultural products, and manufactured goods across the country efficiently. The route features advanced track infrastructure and signals to ensure safe and fast transit of freight, playing a vital role in national commerce by linking major economic hubs in the U.S.