Rail Transportation Current thumb|Santa Fe Ave and Oak Ave intersection showing active SJVR (former SP) tracks; former ATSF diamond crossing was also here. Visalia is currently served by the San Joaquin Valley Railroad as part of its Goshen Subdivision, which runs from Goshen, California (a connection with the Union Pacific Fresno Subdivision) to Exeter, California. This line was originally built by the Visalia Railroad (incorporated May 19, 1874) and was later acquired by the Southern Pacific in 1895. SP sold the line to the SJVR in 1992. The railroad primarily serves the Visalia Industrial Park, on the western side of the city limits.
Rail Transportation Current thumb|Santa Fe Ave and Oak Ave intersection showing active SJVR (former SP) tracks; former ATSF diamond crossing was also here. Visalia is currently served by the San Joaquin Valley Railroad as part of its Goshen Subdivision which runs from Goshen, California (a connection with the Union Pacific Fresno Subdivision) to Exeter, California. This line was originally built by the Visalia Railroad (incorporated May 19, 1874) and was later acquired by the Southern Pacific in 1895. SP sold the line to the SJVR in 1992. The railroad primarily serves the Visalia Industrial Park, on the western side of the city limits.