Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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Welcome to another yard tour video! In this video, we're in Kansas City, Kansas at the BNSF Argentine Yard. Named for the Argentine district of Kansas City, this former Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe railyard dates back to 1875, and has grown to become the largest railyard in the BNSF network. The yard is over 780-acres, and handles more than 2,100 railcars on a daily basis.

In this video, we'll explore above the yard, featuring unique views of the hump yard operations.

Thanks for watching! | Video and Content by MichaelLovesTrains 2026
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Timeline:
0:00 - Welcome to Argentine Yard
1:20 - Locomotive Shops
6:25 - BNSF 1870 trim job
6:50 - Overview of the yard
12:55 - BNSF 7184 departs Argentine
16:00 - A look at the former "Westbound Hump"
17:30 - The car shops
19:25 - Classification yard
20:53 - CPKC Transfer Job entering the yard
26:10 - Trim job power in the classification yard
33:00 - BNSF 6606 switching
34:10 - Classification yard
35:00 - Hump yard operations