Waycross, Georgia — CSX Waycross Diamond (Depot & Diamond Cameras)

Waycross sits on a rail junction, not merely near one. Virtual Railfan's two cameras look at the Waycross diamond, where three CSX subdivisions meet: the Jesup Subdivision, which the operator describes as running northeast to southeast, and the Fitzgerald and Thomasville Subdivisions, which meet at the diamond itself. All three are former Atlantic Coast Line Railroad lines, and the geometry is what makes the spot: whichever way a train is routed, it crosses in front of one of the two lenses.

The installation is a pair, and each half has its own host. The operator credits the Downtown Waycross Development Authority for the Depot Camera and Boswell Oil Co. for the Diamond Camera. Only the Depot camera's position is published; the Diamond camera's exact mounting point is not given.

The traffic is CSX freight — the operator names intermodal, manifest and autorack trains — and the reason there is so much of it stands just beyond the diamond: Rice Yard, which Virtual Railfan calls a major classification and locomotive facility. No passenger service is mentioned in the operator's description. Freight schedules, in their words, vary, with real-time updates in the chat.

The Depot camera carries the chat and is open to anyone; the Diamond camera is flagged Members Only on the same channel. Virtual Railfan strictly prohibits duplication, distribution and re-streaming of its content without prior consent, so this page links to the operator's own stream rather than embedding it.