The CN Oyen subdivision runs from Kindersley, Saskatchewan to its namesake town, Oyen Alberta. At Mantario Junction the former CN Mantario subdivision ran south.
| Mile | Station | Siding |
|---|---|---|
| 0.0 | KINDERSLEY Connection to CN Rosetown subdivision | Yard |
| 4.0 | BOUDREAU | – |
| 15.0 | PINKHAM | – |
| 29.6 | Hotbox detector | – |
| 30.9 | MARENGO | – |
| 43.7 | MANTARIO JCT. | Mantario North spur, 2.46 miles |
| 44.0 | ALSASK | – |
| ?? | Alberta – Saskatchewan border | – |
| 66.0 | OYEN | – |
| 68.2 | End of operated track | – |
The CN Oyen subdivision ran from Kindersley to Hanna, AB back in October 1969.
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Does CN still travel to Oyen? Or is it a short line now from the rail car storage at Rosetown or is it Kindersly?
The yard in Oyen was recently expanded with the help of the federal National Corridors Fund. The track between Oyen and Lyalta was abandoned in 2008. The Badlands Railway Company attempted to purchase it in 2010 but was unsuccessful. https://www.oyenrail.com/ https://www.drumhellermail.com/news/8325-badlands-railway-company-notifies-cn-of-intent