Waycross Rail Diamond - Georgia, USA

At the old depot in Waycross, in southeast Georgia, this camera watches the Waycross diamond, where three CSX lines meet and long freight trains rumble through at all hours of the day and night.

The lines, the Jesup, Fitzgerald and Thomasville subdivisions, all once belonged to the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, and right next door is CSX's Rice Yard, a big hump classification yard that is also home to the company's largest locomotive and car shops.

Waycross was incorporated in 1874, and it's the closest city to the Okefenokee Swamp, which is why its motto is "Headwaters of the Okefenokee". About 14,000 people live in the city today.

Did You Know? Waycross takes its name from its spot at the crossing of several railroad lines. Before that, the town was called Tebeauville.

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