Terminal Locations

Rail-Served Terminals Across New York & Pennsylvania

Each SandTransload terminal offers a different operating profile based on geography, infrastructure, commodity fit, and delivery region. Use this page to compare the network, evaluate best-fit locations, and identify the terminal that aligns with your freight.

How to Use This Page

Three Terminals. Different Strengths. One Practical Network.

Some customers prioritize proximity to market. Others need truck scale access, laydown capability, bulk material handling, or room for future operating flexibility. This overview is designed to help you compare the three active SandTransload terminals and determine which location best fits your commodity, routing, and delivery needs.

Terminal Overview

Active Network Locations

Each terminal supports a different mix of infrastructure, operating characteristics, and commodity fit.

New York Terminal

Coopers Plains, NY

B&H Rail Corp. | Active Transload Site

Positioned in Steuben County with strong Southern Tier access, Coopers Plains is a practical fit for sand, aggregates, construction materials, and select industrial freight requiring secure handling and site support infrastructure.

  • Permitted C&D transload site
  • Truck scale and conveyor loadout
  • Camera security
  • 3-phase power and water
  • Good fit for sand, aggregates, and building materials
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Pennsylvania Terminal

Emporium, PA

WNYP | Active Transload Site

Emporium offers a practical regional transload option for customers needing rail access in north-central Pennsylvania without developing a private rail facility. It works well for bulk materials and flexible industrial freight needs.

  • Railroad-owned terminal
  • Truck scale
  • 3-phase power and water
  • Flexible material handling site
  • Good fit for sand, aggregates, steel, lumber, and equipment
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Pennsylvania Terminal

Turtle Point, PA

WNYP | Active Transload Site

Turtle Point is well suited for aggregates, stone, laydown needs, dimensional freight, and project cargo. The larger site profile also creates opportunity for customers evaluating build-to-suit or future operating expansion.

  • Laydown yard and build-to-suit land
  • Truck scale
  • 3-phase power
  • Large site footprint
  • Good fit for aggregates, stone, heavy equipment, and project freight
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Compare the Sites

Quick Comparison

Use this matrix to compare key features and determine which site best aligns with your shipment profile.

Category Coopers Plains, NY Emporium, PA Turtle Point, PA
Railroad B&H Rail Corp. WNYP WNYP
General Profile Established bulk and building material transload site Flexible regional transload terminal Larger-footprint terminal with laydown and growth potential on a 65-acre site
Truck Scale Yes Yes Yes
3-Phase Power Yes Yes Yes
Water Yes Yes Yes
Conveyor / Loadout Conveyor loadout & mobile conveyors Mobile conveyors Mobile conveyors
Security Camera security No No
Laydown / Staging Yes Yes Yes
Build-to-Suit Potential No No Yes
Best-Fit Materials Sand, aggregates, building materials Sand, aggregates, steel, lumber, equipment Aggregates, stone, heavy equipment, project freight
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Find the Right Terminal for Your Freight

If you are moving sand, stone, aggregates, or project-driven freight, our team can help identify which terminal best fits your commodity, shipment profile, and delivery region.