Anyone know any maps where Rail Jns are displayed?

[ParleLover]

Hello there, I was wandering the web for any maps or the like which shows the locations of Rail Jns geographically speaking, but I couldn't find any at all.

E.G a map (geographical/ OS survey map, that sort of thing) that shows Lifford East and West Jns.

Would be really cool to see if any do exist and could come in useful for the future.

 

[A Challenge]

There is this for the London area: http://carto.metro.free.fr/documents/CartoMetroLondon.v3.6.pdf

 

[Ianno87]

I tecommend purchasing the S.K.Baker Rail Atlas of Britain.

 

[NSE]

I love that thing. I love it when there's an update. It keeps creeping out further and further from London too, which is great. I'm looking forward to the day the author tackles the London Termini. I'm surprised they've not done Fenchurch Street yet or the Thameslink core, which I'd say are probably easier to do than some of the depots they've got.

 

[swt_passenger]

I think Joe Brown's London atlas is better in all respects for that area.

 

[alex17595]

http://www.railmaponline.com/UKIEMap.php?lat=52.81999&lng=-1.62314 T
urn to layers on and it gives you the names of the junctions and you can see the track layout of existing ones in satellite view.

 

[ParleLover]

Cool! Thanks for the help.

 

[marky7890]

There is also Raildar: http://raildar.co.uk/map