I've got a bit of a thing for rail. It's easily my most favourite form of transport, so I got a little caught up tidying the suburban rail corridor north of Brisbane, and replacing the jumble of single line & messy platforms with something more representative of what's really there.

I kind of didn't mean to get so caught up, but once I started, I got all the way to Brunswick Street station before the lines started making sense.

I've been going on the Yahoo imagery which is pretty low resolution, as well as the public GPS traces which are also pretty low resolution (it's hard to get a good fix inside a train, the windows are pretty thick.) I've been updating stations with platform details, as well as updating the junctions according to both memory and common sense.

The actual rail corridor(s) between Banyo and Brunswick Street now have the right number of lines, and as best I can tell from experience also match up with the physical train routes. At the ends of the areas I've done, I've left a note on the relevant node explaining what happens to the line from there, you're welcome to continue the work along if you'd like.

There's bits I just don't know about, such as the exhibition line and the giant great mass of rails near Bowen Hills. I'm positive there's junctions I've missed, but until we can get either higher resolution satellite images or some GPS data from parking trains, I think this is probably the best we can expect.