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Crossings / Ohio

Ohio
crossings.

Cities18510+ crossings each
Public crossings3,616at grade, on the FRA inventory
With gates63%1,029 with no active device
Reported incidents474Form 57, since 2016

The federal crossing inventory lists 3,616 public at-grade crossings across the 185 Ohio cities with at least ten of them. Toledo has the most at 103.

Norfolk Southern Railway Company operates the most of them at 964, ahead of CSX Transportation at 958.

28% of those crossings carry no active warning device (crossbucks, a stop sign or nothing recorded) against 63% with gates.

Crossing counts follow how much track runs through a place, not how busy or how loud it is. A city with many short industrial spurs will list more crossings than one with a single mainline carrying far more trains.

Every Ohio city on the inventory

CityCountyCrossingsGatedQuiet zoneIncidents
Toledo Lucas 103 63% 0 60
Canton Stark 84 79% 0 9
Lima Allen 72 85% 0 10
Cleveland Cuyahoga 69 58% 0 21
Dayton Montgomery 61 41% 0 14
Columbus Franklin 58 81% 0 12
Springfield Clark 57 89% 18 16
Marion Marion 53 92% 0 24
Bucyrus Crawford 47 57% 0 4
Findlay Hancock 46 83% 0 2
Fostoria Seneca 45 87% 0 8
Fremont Sandusky 44 50% 0 6
Bellevue Huron 39 79% 0 6
Zanesville Muskingum 38 39% 0 1
Minerva Carroll 37 16% 0 1
Delaware Delaware 35 80% 0 5
Cincinnati Hamilton 34 44% 0 7
Akron Summit 33 58% 0 1
Middletown Butler 33 67% 0 12
Hamilton Butler 31 97% 0 19
Van Wert Van Wert 31 45% 0 3
Oak Harbor Ottawa 30 83% 0 1
Troy Miami 30 47% 0 5
Orrville Wayne 29 62% 0 2
Defiance Defiance 28 50% 0 4
Washington Court House Fayette 28 46% 0 9
Ashtabula Ashtabula 27 78% 0 5
Bowling Green Wood 27 81% 0 4
Lakewood Cuyahoga 27 100% 0 0
Newark Licking 27 59% 0 1
Upper Sandusky Wyandot 27 56% 0 1
Warren Trumbull 27 59% 0 0
Delphos Van Wert 25 44% 0 1
Mansfield Richland 25 76% 0 2
Youngstown Mahoning 25 48% 0 3
Clyde Sandusky 24 92% 0 2
Eaton Preble 23 87% 0 5
Galion Crawford 23 96% 0 2
Hamler Henry 23 52% 0 1
Jackson Jackson 23 13% 0 0
Leipsic Putnam 23 74% 0 2
Lodi Medina 23 96% 0 1
Ottawa Putnam 23 65% 0 5
Shelby Richland 23 70% 0 0
Coshocton Coshocton 22 36% 0 0
Greenville Darke 22 18% 0 0
Perrysburg Wood 22 91% 0 0
Tiffin Seneca 22 45% 5 4
Ashland Ashland 21 29% 0 0
Deshler Henry 21 95% 0 0
Medina Medina 21 86% 0 3
Mount Vernon Knox 21 57% 0 0
Vermilion Erie 21 95% 3 3
Wapakoneta Auglaize 21 62% 0 2
Wellington Lorain 21 76% 3 0
Celina Mercer 20 20% 0 1
Elyria Lorain 20 50% 0 3
Marysville Union 20 95% 0 2
St Marys Auglaize 20 10% 0 0
Barberton Summit 19 47% 0 5
Conneaut Ashtabula 19 84% 0 4
Dunkirk Hardin 19 53% 0 3
Greenwich Huron 19 89% 0 0
Jackson Center Shelby 19 47% 0 0
Plymouth Richland 19 37% 0 0
Alliance Stark 18 89% 0 6
Coldwater Mercer 18 11% 0 2
Kenton Hardin 18 44% 0 1
Ravenna Portage 18 67% 0 2
Spencer Medina 18 72% 0 0
Arcadia Hancock 17 71% 0 1
Crestline Crawford 17 94% 0 1
Dover Tuscarawas 17 35% 0 0
Marietta Washington 17 53% 0 1
Massillon Stark 17 59% 0 0
McComb Hancock 17 94% 0 1
Oregon Lucas 17 53% 0 5
Painesville Lake 17 94% 0 5
Sardinia Brown 17 35% 0 0
Woodville Sandusky 17 18% 0 0
Carey Wyandot 16 56% 0 3
Grand Rapids Lucas 16 6% 0 0
La Fayette Allen 16 69% 0 1
Lancaster Fairfield 16 88% 0 0
London Madison 16 81% 0 0
Montpelier Williams 16 69% 0 3
Napoleon Henry 16 38% 0 0
Navarre Stark 16 75% 0 0
Seville Medina 16 81% 0 0
Bettsville Seneca 15 47% 0 0
Blue Ash Hamilton 15 67% 0 1
Bryan Williams 15 53% 0 1
Circleville Pickaway 15 53% 0 3
Convoy Van Wert 15 33% 0 0
Creston Wayne 15 93% 0 2
Grafton Lorain 15 40% 0 1
Hamden Vinton 15 7% 0 0
Jefferson Ashtabula 15 27% 0 0
Kent Portage 15 80% 0 2
Lorain Lorain 15 80% 1 4
Belpre Washington 14 36% 0 2
Chatfield Crawford 14 71% 0 0
Chillicothe Ross 14 64% 0 3
Dresden Muskingum 14 21% 0 0
New Lexington Perry 14 64% 0 0
Oxford Butler 14 100% 0 0
Pemberville Wood 14 100% 0 2
Smithville Wayne 14 100% 0 1
Wilmington Clinton 14 79% 0 2
Carrollton Carroll 13 8% 0 1
Columbiana Columbiana 13 62% 0 5
Langsville Meigs 13 8% 0 0
Louisville Stark 13 77% 0 0
Mason Warren 13 38% 0 2
Miamisburg Montgomery 13 92% 0 6
Perry Lake 13 77% 0 1
Quincy Logan 13 46% 0 0
Ridgeway Logan 13 92% 0 1
Rochester Lorain 13 77% 0 1
Sidney Shelby 13 77% 0 4
Spencerville Allen 13 0% 0 0
Sugarcreek Tuscarawas 13 31% 0 0
Tontogany Wood 13 85% 0 1
Urbana Champaign 13 54% 0 0
Wooster Wayne 13 54% 0 0
Attica Seneca 12 100% 0 0
Beach City Stark 12 50% 0 0
Buckland Auglaize 12 8% 0 0
Cadiz Harrison 12 42% 0 0
Carlisle Warren 12 75% 0 2
Cecil Paulding 12 8% 0 0
Cortland Trumbull 12 8% 0 0
Geneva Ashtabula 12 100% 0 4
Gibsonburg Sandusky 12 58% 0 1
Norwalk Huron 12 83% 0 1
Rittman Wayne 12 83% 0 2
Rocky Ridge Ottawa 12 75% 0 1
Sandusky Erie 12 92% 0 7
Valley City Medina 12 83% 0 0
Ada Hardin 11 73% 0 1
Archbold Fulton 11 82% 0 10
Bellefontaine Logan 11 82% 0 0
Cambridge Guernsey 11 36% 0 0
Edison Morrow 11 73% 0 1
Holgate Henry 11 100% 0 2
Newcomerstown Tuscarawas 11 100% 0 0
Rossford Wood 11 91% 0 1
Sebring Mahoning 11 82% 0 3
St Paris Champaign 11 45% 0 0
Tremont City Clark 11 91% 0 0
Uhrichsville Tuscarawas 11 55% 0 1
Uniopolis Auglaize 11 36% 0 1
Utica Licking 11 9% 0 0
Walbridge Wood 11 55% 0 5
Weston Wood 11 55% 0 0
Antwerp Paulding 10 30% 0 0
Ashley Delaware 10 50% 0 3
Baltic Coshocton 10 40% 0 0
Bergholz Jefferson 10 10% 0 0
Blakeslee Williams 10 100% 0 0
Bradner Wood 10 90% 0 1
Continental Putnam 10 80% 0 1
Glouster Athens 10 30% 0 0
Heath Licking 10 80% 0 0
Huron Erie 10 70% 0 1
Logan Hocking 10 10% 0 0
Midland Clinton 10 40% 0 1
Mogadore Summit 10 100% 0 0
Monroeville Huron 10 60% 0 0
New London Huron 10 100% 0 2
New Washington Crawford 10 50% 0 1
Payne Paulding 10 100% 0 3
Polk Ashland 10 10% 0 0
Portsmouth Scioto 10 90% 0 2
Robertsville Stark 10 0% 0 0
Sterling Wayne 10 50% 0 0
Steubenville Jefferson 10 90% 0 0
Stryker Williams 10 100% 0 4
Sycamore Wyandot 10 30% 0 0
Tipp City Miami 10 100% 0 2
Waterville Lucas 10 10% 0 0
West Lafayette Coshocton 10 50% 0 0
West Liberty Logan 10 20% 0 0
Willard Huron 10 90% 0 1
Willoughby Lake 10 70% 0 4

Only cities with at least ten public at-grade crossings appear here. A city missing from this table has fewer, not none.