- Established: Built in 1873 to replace the section facilities formerly at Ten-Mile; there was Seco Townsite and Seco siding, a mile and a half west of the townsite
- Miles from San Francisco: 743.0
- Used by Railroad: 1873- 1901
- Railroad Function: Established in June 1873 as a section station, to accommodate moving facilities from Ten-Mile, which is 3.6 miles east; work crews and inhabitants were Chinese; a well, remnants of dugouts and foundations still exist
- Location: Located between Monument Point and
- No Population estimates for this isolated northern Utah rail siding; though the population during peak years was estimated at about 25
