City of Prineville Railway

The City of Prineville Railway (COPR) is a customer oriented short line railroad operating in Central Oregon between Prineville and Prineville Junction. Formed in 1918, the COPR directly serves industries in Crook County, Oregon. The line is the oldest continuously operated municipal shortline in the U.S. The COPR connects with the Burlington Northern Santa Fe and the Union Pacific Railroads at Prineville Junction three miles north of Redmond, Oregon. COPR has rail capacity and bridge ratings of 315,000 lbs. COPR guarantees interchanges within 24hrs of release with Monday-Friday switching. Current Services offered: ?? Centerbeam, Bulkhead and Flatcar worksite with open and covered storage. ?? Covered Boxcar worksite with adjoining dry storage. ?? Team Track ?? Heavy Equipment Ramp ?? Tanker Car Siding ?? Truck to truck transfer site with adjoining storage ?? 10 acres of outside storage ?? 130,000 square feet of Managed Warehousing ?? 25 Ton Overhead Crane over rail or truck ?? Bulk Product Storage and transfer facility ?? Forklifts from 4,000lbs up to 21,000lbs ?? Portable 100 ton an hour conveyor for truck to rail or rail to truck bulk products