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• Australia
  Queensland Railways publishes their entire trackage as two huge PDF files:
  http://www.qr.com.au/track_access/docs/QR_AU_Schedule_A_Part_01.pdf
  http://www.qr.com.au/track_access/docs/QR_AU_Schedule_A_Part_02.pdf
• Austria
  • Some lines are featured at www.sporenplan.nl by Sven Zeegers
  • Some maps by Roland Smiderkal are being preserved at the Vienna Technical University
  • Ivan Furlanis' page on the Schneebergbahn contains a track map for Puchberg am Schneeberg
• Denmark
  • dk.trackmap.net by Henning Makholm
• Germany
  • Some lines are featured at www.sporenplan.nl by Sven Zeegers
  • A few locations in and around Munich, by Henning Makholm.
  • Roger Wilkinson has maps of various German locations. I think, based on comparing his map of Kassel with what I observed going through, that some of the lines on his maps may actually denote double tracks rather than individual tracks.
  • Berlin U-bahn (on the New York City Subway Resources site; provided by Harry Leppin).
  • Someone who asked me not to credit him has track maps at his site about railways on Fehmarn.
• Italy
  • Ivan Furlanis has track map on his pages about the Linea delle Rive in Trieste and Trieste-Opinica trams
• Netherlands
  • www.sporenplan.nl - very extensive track map collection by Sven Zeegers
• Peru
  • 1999 track maps by Stephen Phillips
• Russia
  • This Moscow Tramway site has (very large) track maps in its maps section.
• Sweden
  • Se my separate page about Swedish trackmaps.
• Switzerland
  • Many lines are featured at www.sporenplan.nl by Sven Zeegers
  • Some maps by Roland Smiderkal are being preserved at the Vienna Technical University
• UK
  • Sharing the Circle by John Rowland has a frequency-annotated track map for London Underground's Circle Line (sharing trackage with parts of the Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City, and District lines).
  • Stephen Parascandolo's Croydon Tramlink site has very nice track maps.
  • Midland Metro by Mike Ballinger
• USA
  • The New York City Subway Resources hosts an increasing number of track maps for various urban transit systems. The places I found there on December 11th 2001 are included in the list below; more may have arrived since then.
  • California
    Los Angeles and San Fransisco metros, Sacramento and San Jose light rail, San Diego trolley, San Fransisco cable car and BART - can all be found on NYCSR
    San Diego trolley map mirrored at Light Rail Central.
    Alternative maps of Los Angeles and San Fransisco metros, and San Jose light rail at Loren Petrich's site.
  • Colorado
    Denver light rail can be found on NYCSR
  • Illinois
    Chicago by Bill Vandervoort
    1994 Chicago rapid transit map can be found on NYCSR
    Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad
  • Indiana
    Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad
  • Florida
    Miami Metrorail can be found on NYCSR
  • Maryland
    Baltimore light rail by Adam Paul - mirrored at Light Rail Central.
  • Massachusetts
    Boston: MBTA Rapid Transit can be found on NYCSR
  • New Jersey
    PATH and Newark City Subway can be found on NYCSR
  • New York
    New York City, subway
    Penn Station (current track map and various extension proposals).
  • Oregon
    Portland light rail can be found on NYCSR (and is mirrored at Light Rail Central).
  • Texas
    Dallas DART can be found on NYCSR
  • Washington DC
    There used to be several track maps for the WMATA metro online, but apparently D.C. police has been asking webmasters to take them offline after the September 11 attacks. What can I say? If knowledge is outlawed, only outlaws will have it, so if you want to know where the tracks are in Washington you'll have to go join some terrorist organization. They probably have cached versions of the maps.