
St. Louis - Arch
Missouri, United States — 1.5 km
St. Louis - Live Trains
🇺🇸 Missouri · United States — Altitude 150 m
This live stream follows train movements in St. Louis, one of the busiest rail hubs in the American Midwest. It suits railway enthusiasts, people waiting for a connection, and anyone curious about how freight and passenger traffic moves through a major city. The page also shows the local time and current conditions so you can plan around the weather.
St. Louis sits on the western bank of the Mississippi River in eastern Missouri, roughly 150 metres above sea level. The city grew up as a river port and later as a rail junction, and its railways still carry freight from across the continent. It is best known for the Gateway Arch, the stainless steel monument on the riverfront, and for a lively mix of historic neighbourhoods and modern districts.
The camera is titled Live Trains, so the stream is focused on rail activity rather than a scenic view. Trains can pass at any hour, and traffic often picks up during the working day when freight schedules are busiest. Weather, daylight and visibility change the picture noticeably, so check the conditions on the page before you watch for a longer period.
St. Louis has a continental climate with hot, humid summers and cold winters, and spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable seasons to visit. The city is easy to explore on foot around downtown and the riverfront. Nearby cameras on this site include the East Arch View and the Abstrakt Outbound stream, both within a few kilometres.
Source: OfficialLiveTrains

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for St. Louis are shown in the weather block on this page, updated with the latest available data.
The local time for St. Louis, which follows Central Time in the United States, is displayed live on this page.
The camera is located in St. Louis, Missouri, at approximately 38.624 north and 90.202 west. The map on this page shows its position.
Rail traffic can happen at any hour, but activity often increases during daytime working hours. Clear weather usually gives the best view of the tracks.
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