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Sedalia, Missouri — Osage Pawn & Gun

Union Pacific freight and Amtrak trains cross through downtown Sedalia

Sedalia, Missouri — Osage Pawn & Gun

Union Pacific Sedalia Subdivision · Sedalia, Missouri, United States

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Where this camera films

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Camera position: 38.71121, -93.22817

Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States
Railroad

Union Pacific — Union Pacific Sedalia Subdivision

≈ MP 188.9 on the Union Pacific Sedalia Subdivision — derived from FRA grade crossing 442128R, 70 m away

Weather & light at the camera

Sun times calculated for this camera’s coordinates.

Trains on this camera

Through trains per day

15reported to the FRA

Daytime

8

6 AM – 6 PM

≈ 1 every 1.5 h

Nighttime

7

6 PM – 6 AM

≈ 1 every 1.5 h

Reported by the railroad for FRA grade crossing 442128R, 70 m from this camera (FRA inventory, July 2026). An estimate, not a schedule — crossings on this line within 5 km report 15 to 22.

Track at the crossing
1 main track · 70 mph timetable speed

Train types

FreightAmtrak

On the line here

Nearest grade crossingOhio StreetUnion Pacific Sedalia Sub, MP 188.88 · FRA ID 442128R · public crossing · 1 main track · timetable speed 70 mph · horns sounded here
70 m

FRA / NTAD — crossing inventory Jul 21, 2026

About this cam

A trackside view of downtown Sedalia, Missouri, on Union Pacific's Sedalia Subdivision, the line Amtrak also uses to serve the city's station. The camera is named for its host, Osage Pawn & Gun.

This Steel Highway camera overlooks Union Pacific's Sedalia Subdivision in downtown Sedalia, Missouri, near the city's Amtrak station (station code SED). The camera is named after its host, Osage Pawn & Gun, per the channel's own camera title.

The operator's video description for this camera does not state train counts, radio frequencies or specific movements, so no further detail is confirmed at this time.

What to watch for

This camera watches Union Pacific's Sedalia Subdivision, the same line Amtrak uses to serve the Sedalia station. The operator has not published movement details or radio frequencies for this specific camera, so treat any traffic count or schedule as unconfirmed.

The camera

Stream
YouTube live stream
Filming
Passenger station
Traffic
Freight & passenger
Sound
Live lineside audio — horns and engines
Hours
Streams around the clock, 24/7
Camera movement
Fixed view
Feed checked
September 24, 2026
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