CSX IN
FLORIDA
CSX Operations in Florida
• Operates and maintains nearly 2,900 miles of track*
CSX OPERATING FACILITIES:
FLORIDA
• Maintains more than 2,600 public and private grade crossings
• Handled more than 1.1 million carloads of freight on the state’s
rail network
• At the end of 2015, CSX employed nearly 4,700 people
• Throughout 2015, CSX reported nearly $590 million in compensation
for employees**
Blount Island
Talleyrand
Pensacola
• In 2015, CSX invested nearly $200 million in its Florida network.
In addition, the company invested more than $1 billion in freight cars
and other rolling assets to serve customers throughout its rail system.
Tallahassee
Jacksonville
Gainesville
Ocala
• CSX carries a variety of commodities important to our economy and way
of life, including consumer products, automobiles, food and agriculture
products, and coal. Major commodities produced or consumed within
the state include containerized consumer goods, phosphates, coal,
aggregates, and light trucks.
Sanford
Orlando
Lakeland
Winter Haven
Tampa
Okeechobee
West
Jupiter
Palm
Beach
CSX Facilities in Florida
Ft. Lauderdale
Hialeah
Miami
• Corporate headquarters in Jacksonville
• Major rail yards in Jacksonville (Moncrief), Tampa and Orlando
• Intermodal terminals in Jacksonville, Tampa and Winter Haven***
• TRANSFLO terminals in Ft. Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Sanford and Tampa
• Automotive distribution centers in Jacksonville (Blount Island, Talleyrand
and Westside), Orlando, Jupiter (Palm Center) and Tampa
Ports
• In Florida, CSX serves 12 ports, including the Everglades, Fernandina
Beach, Fort Myers, Jacksonville, Miami, Palm Beach, Fort Pierce,
Panama City, Pensacola, Port Manatee, Port St. Joe, and Tampa.
CSX’s rail network connects Florida ports to domestic markets
throughout North America.
CSX and the Florida Community
• In partnership with state and local economic development agencies,
Florida businesses invested more than $133.6 million in new or
expanded rail-served facilities on CSX or its connecting regional
and short lines in 2015. These investments will generate nearly
125 new jobs at those businesses.
CORPORATE
HEADQUARTERS
RAIL LINE
MAJOR RAIL YARDS
CSX INTERMODAL
TERMINALS
TRANSFLO TERMINAL
SERVICE BULK
TRANSFER TERMINALS
TDSI AUTO
DISTRIBUTION
TERMINALS
• CSX has designated the Cecil Commerce Center Mega Site in
Jacksonville and the Ocala/Marion County Commerce Park in Ocala
as “Select Sites,” rail-served, ready-to-build locations for industrial
development and expansion. The “Select Site” program is part of
CSX’s network-wide economic development initiative.
• In 2015, CSX sponsored multiple management trainee programs,
tree giveaways and tree planting events in Jacksonville.
• CSX is a founding sponsor of City Year Miami, City Year Orlando and City
Year Jacksonville. Through its partnership with City Year, CSX is helping
to strengthen education in major cities throughout the United States.
• In 2015, CSX contributed nearly $3 million to organizations in
Florida, including Habitat for Humanity, Dignity U Wear Foundation,
Florida Operation Lifesaver, American Red Cross and various health,
environmental and safety organizations.
* Miles of track includes single main track, other main track, yard tracks
and sidings as of December 31, 2015.
** This figure includes current and former employees.
*** The Central Florida Intermodal Logistics Center (CFILC) in Winter Haven is owned by the Evansville Western
Railway (EVWR). CSX has contracted with EVWR to provide intermodal terminal services at the CFILC.
Revised on July 20, 2016