Has anyone else noticed more Dogman sightings clustered around old railroad lines?

Right so I mainly lurk in the alien abduction threads but this one dragged me in because it maps weirdly well onto some of the UAP corridor stuff I've read about. Old rail lines follow ley lines in a lot of cases, or at minimum they follow the same natural geography that whoever laid them down found easy going. Valleys, ridgelines, that sort of thing. Which is also prime habitat for something large that doesn't want to be seen.

The clustering pattern is the bit that gets me. Its not random sightings scattered everywhere, its concentrated, which suggests either a travel route or a territory boundary. Both of those imply something with actual behaviour rather than a one-off misidentification.

Anyone mapped these properly or is it all just vibes and a few pins on Google Maps? Because if someone's done actual GIS work on this I'd genuinely love to see it, even if it turns out to be a massive coincidence.

Not my usual territory but this is interesting. The ley line / rail corridor overlap does come up a lot when you dig into UAP hotspot mapping, so I get why it caught your eye @CursedCipher443.

Thing is though, rail lines follow valleys and terrain features, which is also exactly where large predators move. So before jumping to something paranormal you'd want to rule out that its just bears or big dogs being spotted in logical habitat corridors.

That said the clustering pattern is genuinely weird and I've seen similar geographic clustering in MIB report data. Something about liminal transit routes seems to attract weirdness across multiple phenomena. Make of that what you will.