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-- Station Counts --

16 Stations (2 Abandoned) (3 SATransit) - Red Line

13 Stations (1 Abandoned) - Green Line

23 Stations - Blue Line

4 Stations - Gold Line

-- Abandoned Stations--

Newkirk Town - Red Line

Between Newkirk and Newkirk Oak Street

Madeline Grove - Red Line

Between Atkinson and Willowdale

Route 4 - Oakville - Green Line

Between Wychwood and Radcliff Fields

-- Branch Names --

BORail Flatlands has 5 different branches. Between Newkirk City and Boylston on the Red Line is considered the Main Line. Between Newkirk City and Mount River on the Green Line is considered the Main Line. Between Leighton Castle and Mount Hindsboro on the Blue Line is considered the Main Line. 

Blue Line

Mount Hindsboro - Hadleigh - Harrington Branch

Mount Hindsboro - East Heights - East Heights Branch

Mount Hindsboro - Leighton Castle - City Line (Main Line)

Perry Road - Wychwood (Airport) - Airport Branch

Green Line

Willow Springs - Port Williamson - Williamson Cut-Off

Newkirk City - Mount River - Intercity Line (Main Line)

Red Line

Brookfield Lawn - Whitebranch - Whitebranch Branch

Atkinson Junction - Kenilworth - Kenilworth Branch

Newkirk City - Boylston - Southern Line (Main Line)

Gold Line

Berwick Hall - Bradford Bay - Bay Branch

-- Operational Clarification --

BORail Flatlands primarily operates within the State of Newkirk. The extension of our tracks into the State of Fairmont is owned by SATransit Rail, meaning BORail run's limited service to the Whitebranch station. Our services are available only during rush hours on weekdays, with full service extending to Boylston.

(This arrangement is similar to that of the Metro-North Railroad, where the Main Line/Bergen County Line and Pascack Valley Line are managed by New Jersey Transit, and stations within New York State fall under the jurisdiction of the MTA. This model inspired our operational approach.)

The spreadsheet below contains the route names for each line in the game. Each route name is uniquely designated based on the areas it serves and the stations it stops at. Use this information to select the route that best suits your trip.