Transload Locations
Transfer freight between railcar and truck without building rail directly into the customer's facility.
Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad
Properties & Transload
Rail-Served Properties
& Transload Opportunities
Explore industrial properties, transload locations, buildings and development opportunities across WNYP's western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania rail network.
Rail-Served Sites
Transload
Industrial Buildings
Railcar Storage
Development Land
Build-to-Suit
Find the Right Location
Start with the site. Then build the rail plan.
WNYP's development inventory includes railroad-owned property, rail yards, established transload locations, industrial buildings and other rail-served or rail-capable opportunities across New York and Pennsylvania.
Use the property search to identify promising locations. WNYP can then help evaluate rail access, freight volumes, switching, transload requirements, utilities, truck movement, storage and the overall operating fit.
WNYP Property Search
Explore available locations.
Search WNYP rail-served properties, transload locations and industrial-development opportunities. Select a site to review available details, then contact WNYP to confirm current status and project fit.
Property information is provided for preliminary screening. Current availability, ownership, terms, utilities, zoning, permitting, environmental conditions, rail feasibility and operating suitability should be confirmed for each project.
Ways to Access Rail
The right solution depends on the operation.
A project may need an existing rail-served facility, a place to transfer freight, development land or a new track connection.
Rail-Served Sites
Industrial properties with existing rail access or the potential to connect with active WNYP infrastructure.
Industrial Buildings
Manufacturing, warehousing and processing facilities that may support rail, truck and material-handling operations.
New Development
Larger sites that may support new track, buildings, storage, transload operations or customized industrial projects.
Development Readiness
A good rail site has to support the entire operation.
WNYP can help evaluate the railroad requirements while the project team coordinates property, utilities, buildings, permitting and site development.
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Rail Access
Connection point, track alignment, grade, curves, clearances and construction requirements.
02
Freight & Operations
Commodity, volume, railcar type, switching, spotting, staging and storage requirements.
03
Land & Buildings
Acreage, usable area, buildings, loading configuration and room for future expansion.
04
Utilities
Electric, natural gas, water, sewer and other utility requirements for the operation.
05
Truck & Material Flow
Highway access, turning movements, scales, staging, warehousing and material handling.
06
Project Path
Ownership, zoning, permitting, engineering, incentives, construction and the overall development schedule.
WNYP Corridor
Development opportunities across New York and Pennsylvania.
TrackSiteIQ contains the live property inventory. These major locations illustrate the geographic reach of the WNYP network.
Olean
Major WNYP operating location with rail-yard, transload, storage and industrial-development opportunities near I-86.
Meadville
Rail-yard and logistics opportunities with warehousing, transload and access to northwestern Pennsylvania markets.
Turtlepoint
Railroad-owned transload and industrial-development location supporting a range of freight projects.
Emporium
Railroad-owned transload location serving regional industrial and bulk-material freight.
Start a Conversation
Looking for a site — or have one along the railroad?
Companies & Site Selectors
Tell us what your operation needs.
WNYP can help screen sites based on the freight and operating requirements behind the project.
- Acreage or building requirements
- Commodity and annual volume
- Railcar and handling requirements
- Utility requirements
- Highway and market access
- Startup timing
Property Owners & Partners
Have a property along WNYP?
Owners, brokers, municipalities and development organizations can submit rail-adjacent property for an initial review.
- Property location
- Acreage and building information
- Rail proximity
- Utilities
- Zoning and current use
- Property contact information
Next Steps
Move from property search to project development.
Development
Industrial Development
Coordinate rail access, freight requirements, site planning and the broader development process.
Development Support
Freight
Rail Services
Learn how WNYP can support inbound and outbound freight across its New York and Pennsylvania network.
Explore Rail Services
Capacity
Railcar Storage
Review railcar storage and staging options available across the WNYP system.
Railcar StorageProperty & Development
Found a location that may work?
Tell us about the property, freight, expected volume and project requirements. WNYP can help determine the next steps for rail access, transload or industrial development.