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Hammond, Kansas — PTZ Camera

BNSF freight rolls through rural Hammond, Kansas on the Fort Scott Subdivision.

Hammond, Kansas — PTZ Camera

BNSF Fort Scott Subdivision (Kansas City-Springfield MO line, Tulsa gateway) · Hammond, Kansas, United States

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Where this camera films

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Camera position: 37.93617, -94.69578

Location
Hammond, Kansas, United States
Railroad

BNSF — BNSF Fort Scott Subdivision (MP 91.7)

Weather & light at the camera

Sun times calculated for this camera’s coordinates.

Trains on this camera

What the stream’s operator says

10-25 trains a day depending on traffic (operator estimate)

Traffic as described by the stream’s operator. Spotatrain has not counted the trains itself.

Train types

Freight

On the line here

Nearest grade crossingSoldier RdBNSF Ft Scott, MP 91.805 · FRA ID 668698F · public crossing · 1 main track · timetable speed 60 mph · horns sounded here
< 50 m
Yards nearby
Ft Scott · BNSF10.0 km
Nevada · MNA32 km

FRA / NTAD — crossing inventory Jul 21, 2026 · rail yards (FRA / NTAD)

About this cam

This PTZ camera watches BNSF's Fort Scott Subdivision at Hammond, Kansas (milepost 91.7), roughly halfway along the route linking Kansas City with Springfield, Missouri and the Tulsa, Oklahoma gateway. The operator reports 10 to 25 trains a day here, mostly coal, manifest, vehicle and unit trains.

Hammond is a small rural community in southeast Kansas on BNSF's Fort Scott Subdivision, the primary gateway for BNSF traffic moving southeast from the western United States toward Springfield, Missouri and on to Tulsa, Oklahoma. The camera sits roughly halfway along the subdivision between Kansas City's Murray Yard and Springfield, at milepost 91.7.

MOKAN Railcams operates the camera on a Starlink satellite internet connection and notes that the video and audio may briefly cut out during severe weather or while the camera pans between directions. The operator estimates 10 to 25 trains a day through Hammond, depending on traffic, including coal, manifest, vehicle and unit trains.

What to watch for

BNSF coal, manifest, vehicle and unit trains on the Fort Scott Subdivision; the camera pans between directions, so audio may cut in and out during moves.

The camera

Stream
YouTube live stream
Traffic
Freight
Sound
Live lineside audio — horns and engines
Hours
Streams around the clock, 24/7
Camera movement
Fixed view
Feed checked
September 20, 2026
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