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Welcome to trackmap.net!
Here you find links to all railway tracks on the web (that the
editor knows of):
- Australia
- Austria
- Denmark
- Germany
- Italy
- Netherlands
- Peru
- Russia
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- UK
- 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.
This page was last updated: April 3rd, 2002.
Henning
Makholm <henning@makholm.net>