- Established: In 1869, by Central Pacific Railroad as a construction camp, during construction of original transcontinental railroad
- Miles from San Francisco: 762.7
- Used by Railroad: Seems to have been used between1879- 1890
- Railroad Function: Very little is known or verified about this railroad siding, apparently uninhabited, it provided freighting facilities to local sheep ranchers; note that locations of Matataurus and Centre were transposed on “The Promontory Branch of the First Transcontinental Railroad in Utah 1869-1904” map, from Rails East to Promontory- The Utah Stations
- Location: 2.4 miles north and west of Rozel on the Central Pacific route, south of the Great Salt Lake
No Population estimates for this isolated Northern Utah rail siding
