New Braunfels, Texas — East Camera
Union Pacific's Austin Subdivision passes the New Braunfels Historic Railroad Museum, looking east
New Braunfels, Texas — East Camera
Union Pacific Austin Subdivision · New Braunfels, Texas, United States
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Where this camera films
Camera position: 29.70128, -98.12689
- Location
- New Braunfels, Texas, United States
- Railroad
Union Pacific — Austin Sub (MP 227.43)
Weather & light at the camera
Sun times calculated for this camera’s coordinates.
Trains on this camera
Through trains per day
29reported to the FRA
Daytime
15
6 AM – 6 PM
≈ 1 every 48 min
Nighttime
14
6 PM – 6 AM
≈ 1 every 51 min
Reported by the railroad for FRA grade crossing 436044G, 60 m from this camera (FRA inventory, July 2026). An estimate, not a schedule — crossings on this line within 5 km report 16 to 29.
- Track at the crossing
- 1 main track · 70 mph timetable speed
Train types
On the line here
FRA / NTAD — crossing inventory Jul 21, 2026 · bridge inventory Oct 14, 2022 · rail yards (FRA / NTAD)
About this cam
A static SouthWest RailCams feed hosted by the New Braunfels Historic Railroad Museum in Texas, facing east along Union Pacific's Austin Subdivision at milepost 227.43.
This SouthWest RailCams stream is a static camera facing east, hosted by the New Braunfels Historic Railroad Museum in New Braunfels, Texas, on Union Pacific's Austin Subdivision at milepost 227.43 (track M1).
Union Pacific and BNSF (which holds trackage rights) freight trains share this stretch with Amtrak's Texas Eagle, train #21 westbound and #22 eastbound, when routed over track M1. The operator's timetable lists a maximum speed of 30 mph for both passenger and freight movements.
The integrated radio feed monitors 160.74000 MHz (AAR channel 042, road channel) for the Austin Subdivision, and a hot-box/dragging-equipment detector at MP 227.3 transmits only on arrival and on a defect.
What to watch for
Listen for the MP 227.3 detector on the 160.740 MHz feed, and watch for Amtrak's Texas Eagle (#21 westbound, #22 eastbound) alongside Union Pacific and BNSF freight on the Austin Subdivision.
The camera
- Stream
- YouTube live stream
- Filming
- Railway museum
- 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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