The Latvian railway network is a vital transportation system in Latvia, connecting major cities and regions across the country. It consists of approximately 1,800 kilometers of track, primarily operated by Latvijas Dzelzceļš, the national railway company. The network facilitates both passenger and freight services, enhancing economic activities and mobility. In addition to domestic routes, the railway network links Latvia to neighboring countries like Estonia, Lithuania, and Russia. This connectivity supports international trade and travel, making the railway an essential component of the Baltic region's infrastructure. The network is continually being modernized to improve efficiency and safety.