RAILMAP website

[efiste2]

Has anyone got a good link to a decent UK railmap, that includes all still in use railways,junction names etc etc etc, cheers

 

[tubenutter]

Perhaps you could buy a Rail Atlas? I think some editions have junction names, etc marked and they include all railways including some out of use ones too.

Just a thought,

Jonny

 

[Gizmogle]

I have the Ian Allan British Railways Atlas by M.G. Ball. They're usually around eBay for quite cheap. They're from 1995, but I don't think there's really any problems with them.

The book shows...

• Passenger and freight lines.
• All passenger stations
• Enlargements of major centres
• Preserved railways
• Disused and mothballed lines
• Proposed lines (which I find rather annoying tbh)
• Full gazetteer of stations

Overall I'd say they're great little things, and mine was only £2.50!

 

[Max]

I got that book for £1! It's a good and handy little map

You can get bigger ones for a bit more though that have junction names etc.

Nothing on the internet though as far as I know.

 

[Gizmogle]

I got that book for £1!

You lie!! :mad:

Also, Quail maps are quite good if you want extreme detail into the areas.
http://www.trackmaps.co.uk/

 

[Max]

You lie!! :mad:

Fraid not

Grandad got it for me from one of those cheap bookshops years ago!

 

[LucaZone]

The latest Rail Atlas was published in April 2007 and costs £14.99

 

[martyn29]

just ordered it for £2.76