Which all UK stations map for iPad

[steve2525]

Until recently I have always used the National rail maps to view the all stations maps on my iPad, now both the interactive and static map’s aren’t viewable on my iPad browser. What alternatives are there?

 

[lxfe_mxtterz]

Take a look at the Project Mapping website if you haven't already. A huge collection of maps on there - some good, some not so good. There's bound to be one on there you like.

My personal favourite (and the one I use the most) is this one.

 

[gazthomas]

OpenRailwayMap

OpenRailwayMap - An OpenStreetMap-based project for creating a map of the world's railway infrastructure.

www.openrailwaymap.org

I often use Open Railway Map. It doesn't show operators but it is detailed

 

[steve2525]

Thanks for both the suggestion.

 

[DelW]

A geographically accurate map, including closed lines (but not operating companies) is available to download from here:

The New Adlestrop Railway Atlas - historical UK railway map

I find it invaluable.

 

[SteelWeelApeal]

I find Apple’s inbuilt map app brilliant for railways. If you change to public transport (you can set this by default) it shows all the railways, tramlines, underground, and even some heritage lines, in the UK, and most of Europe, North America, Japan and Australia (in process of adding rest of Asia and Europe). As it is its own app, not an pdf, it’s more interactive, fully zoomable, and you can see the upcoming services at each station, whether they are on time, and how to get from A to B. Tbh it’s the only one I use, except occasionally the Adlestrop one for closed lines or open rail map for speeds.

 

[steve2525]

I find Apple’s inbuilt map app brilliant for railways. If you change to public transport (you can set this by default) it shows all the railways, tramlines, underground, and even some heritage lines, in the UK, and most of Europe, North America, Japan and Australia (in process of adding rest of Asia and Europe). As it is its own app, not an pdf, it’s more interactive, fully zoomable, and you can see the upcoming services at each station, whether they are on time, and how to get from A to B. Tbh it’s the only one I use, except occasionally the Adlestrop one for closed lines or open rail map for speeds.

Thanks, I hadn’t looked at the Apple maps public transport before, I agree, it‘s a nice format and I like the overall look.

 

[43096]

A geographically accurate map, including closed lines (but not operating companies) is available to download from here:

The New Adlestrop Railway Atlas - historical UK railway map

I find it invaluable.

This. Absolutely the best map of Britain’s railways.

 

[Mike99]

A geographically accurate map, including closed lines (but not operating companies) is available to download from here:

The New Adlestrop Railway Atlas - historical UK railway map

I find it invaluable.

Just had a look at that, once you have enlarged it's very clear. I've put it in my favourities