Campinas, São Paulo — Boa Vista Velha Camera 2

Campinas was a hub of Brazil's 19th-century rail expansion, anchored from 1872 by the pioneering Companhia Paulista de Estradas de Ferro (CPEF), with connections to the Mogiana and Sorocabana networks. The Boa Vista area, on the city's east side, has long been one of the logistical hearts of the region, historically moving coffee traffic and today handling freight for Rumo Malha Paulista.

This is the second of two Train Cam views of the area (the first, published separately, frames the Boa Vista Velha yard itself). The operator states this second camera covers the neighbouring Vila Chico Amaral side of the same corridor, alongside an abandoned trackside building.

Only freight movements — mainly Rumo and MRS Logística trains — currently use this stretch.