australian railway map - 2025
Map of Australia showing all railways (goods and passenger) as at 2025
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This map shows the railway networks of Australia as they are today. Geographic locations are not precise - in some cases, lines may be slightly lengthened or moved from their precise location relative to the background map for the purposes of clarity.
Goods and passenger railways are shown. The different rail gauges are indicated by line colours - legend at bottom left of diagram.
Not all stations are shown or named, and some line detail is not shown in areas of high density - particularly around the suburbs of major cities and in regards to sugar cane tramways in Queensland. For a more comprehensive map of cane tramways, visit
this excellent site by William Thompson which is the source from which I have crudely summarised main cane routes here.
About us.
Since 1996 Australian Rail Maps has published online maps, timetables and journey planners to help visitors, residents, commuters and travellers get the most from Australia's extensive but un-integrated train, tram, bus and ferry networks.
I am not associated with any transport operators and until 2026, most income came from website advertising.
Train travel, and public transport generally, has so much potential, and I want to share the possibilites with everyone. Enjoy your travels.
This website is now proudly Advertising Free. If you would like to support its ongoing operation, every contribution at my
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