Cenrail: Difference between revisions

From Nguhcraft Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
VisualWikitext
(Added updates for Port of Eras. Added Froglight Line. PLEASE ADD TABLE FOR IT. Corrected other info accordingly.)
Line 9: Line 9:
[[File:Port marcy station ext.jpg|thumb|alt=a photo of the exterior of Port Marcy station|Port Marcy Station, one of the first two Cenrail stations ever built, recently renovated]]
[[File:Port marcy station ext.jpg|thumb|alt=a photo of the exterior of Port Marcy station|Port Marcy Station, one of the first two Cenrail stations ever built, recently renovated]]
[[File:Kozdenen station ext.jpg|thumb|alt=A photo of the exterior of Kozdenen Station|Kozdenen Station, a classic example of [[Kêji architecture]]]]
[[File:Kozdenen station ext.jpg|thumb|alt=A photo of the exterior of Kozdenen Station|Kozdenen Station, a classic example of [[Kêji architecture]]]]
The Central line (formerly the Northern line) began with a simple connection between Parkow (then known as Kyaw Cen) and Port Marcy. The Central line formerly contained the only single-tracked segment of rail in the entire network, running from Spawn to the Hole, prior to the construction of the local Froglight Line connecting Froglight Junction Station to the Froglight Farm, built by [[Fin]].
The Central line (formerly the Northern line) began with a simple connection between Parkow (then known as Kyaw Cen) and Port Marcy. The Central line formerly contained the only single-tracked segment of rail in the entire network, running from Spawn to the Hole, prior to the construction of the local Froglight Line connecting Froglight Junction Station to the Froglight Farm, built by [[Fin]]. As of 7 September 2024, the Central line has no single-tracked segments anymore.
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! rowspan="15" style="background-color:#800000"|  
! rowspan="15" style="background-color:#800000"|  

Revision as of 00:48, 9 September 2024

Logo of Cenrail
Logo
Railway Map of Nguhcraft, created by Annwan
The current extent of all Cenrail lines as of July 2024 (credit: Annwan). A vector version is available here: RailDiagram-vector.pdf

Cenrail, often stylized as Cenrail®, despite not having any qualifications for a trademark, is a Kyawcenni railway company based in Yija which today operates the majority of railways in Nguhcraft, connecting locations in 28 different countries, as well as several international points of interest, such as Phoeŋix and the Slab Exchange. Founded in Parkow by Marcy Sheikah in December 2023, the company quickly grew from the realms around the Central Sea to cover the entire Great Sea seaboard in the span of only three months, absorbing several independent rail services as it grew outward. Today, Cenrail continues to expand, collaborating with national governments to build new lines to ever more distant locations.

List of stops

The lines of the Cenrail network are listed in the order they were established; within each line the stops are listed in sequence, beginning with the northernmost and/or westernmost stop. Each stop is followed by its three-letter code and the date operation began, with the first two letters of the code indicating the country. XX indicates the location is outside the jusrisdiction of any country, with the Slab Exchange and Palace of Ŋations having their own unique codes. Stops in italics have been decommissioned.

Central line

a photo of the exterior of Port Marcy station
Port Marcy Station, one of the first two Cenrail stations ever built, recently renovated
A photo of the exterior of Kozdenen Station
Kozdenen Station, a classic example of Kêji architecture

The Central line (formerly the Northern line) began with a simple connection between Parkow (then known as Kyaw Cen) and Port Marcy. The Central line formerly contained the only single-tracked segment of rail in the entire network, running from Spawn to the Hole, prior to the construction of the local Froglight Line connecting Froglight Junction Station to the Froglight Farm, built by Fin. As of 7 September 2024, the Central line has no single-tracked segments anymore.

Stop Code Date opened Notes
Qòhééhinyèè, Hentzo HEQ Note that Qòhééhinyèè Station has not been been fully decommissioned, only disconnected from the Central line. The Central line used to continue north from Tantsang to Qòhééhinyèè but the single tracked segment closed in profit of the Pámù branch after the merger between the Transversal Line and the Phoeŋix line.
Tantsang,Tantsang TTS
Yija, Kyaw Cen KCY 25 January 2024
Parkow, Kyaw Cen KCC Parkow's code reflects the city's original name, Kyaw Cen City. It was left unchanged so that "KCP" could be used for Pereganesia Station.
Port Marcy, Kyaw Cen KCM
Liztarp, Myžariky MZL 24 March 2024
Spawn, Myžariky MZS 22 April 2024
Nerven, Myžariky Decommissioned 22 April 2024 with the opening of Spawn Station.
Tisheongja MZT 28 December 2023
The Citadel MZC
The Hole XXH 1 January 2024
Kozdenen KZK 2 March 2024
r̦ijeləm RER
I Êpcêm Mûn-nan EPI

Transversal line

A photo of the exterior of Hummland Hauptbahnhof
Hummland Hauptbahnhof

The first rail line of the Transversal line, the Parkow-Imerśal connection, was originally a part of the Central line, and was reassigned as part of the Transversal line with the re-organization of Parkow station to create a single throughline from Mitthumm to Kozdenen. On 4 June 2024, it was merged with the Phoeŋix line, which comprised the northwestern portion of the line from Phoeŋix to Tantsang. It is currerntly the longest contiguous rail line in the world.

Stop Code Date opened Notes
Todoian, Oressia ORT 31 July 2024
Guam 2 XX2 31 July 2024
Phoeŋix XXP
Balijom, Zotazil ZTB
Zotazil, Zotazil ZTZ
Froglight Junction, Dhourigkàn DOF 26 August 2024
Rintìh, Dhourigkàn DOR
Nóreesá, Hentzo HEN 20 April 2024
Qòhééhinyèè, Hentzo HEQ
Pámù, Hentzo HEP 23 May 2024
Tantsang, Tantsang TTS
Glitter Island, Hummland HLG
Fliegenpilz, Hummland HLF 2 April 2024
Mitthumm City, Hummland HLH 2 April 2024
Parkow, Kyaw Cen KCC
Imerśal IMP 2 January 2024
Kozdenen KZK 2 March 2024
Alnangaemak, Enkavak EKH
Iopvixen's fort XIO 2 March 2024
Cesarea FEC 7 July 2024 Cesarea and Sidón y Biblos currently retain the country codes of Fenizuela, whose government has since migrated from the area.
Sidón y Biblos FES 7 July 2024
Kog'eññe Mesa Temple XXM 7 July 2024
Marti's base XMB 7 July 2024
Marti's village XMV 7 July 2024

Southern line

a photo of the platform of Þunan Ŋáce station
Þunan Ŋáce Station

The Southern line began with a connection from Port Marcy to Þunan Ŋáce.

Stop Code Date opened Notes
Ŋibraltar NBT 15 July 2024
Port Marcy, Kyaw Cen KCM
Moshas, Tanstang TTM 22 March 2024
Þunan Ŋáce, Þunan Qumreá TQT 4 January 2024
Saxland, Þunan Qumreá TQS
Nārospiňt, Nāroňpār NAN
Yuɱa, Xarslasja ARY 28 January 2024
Drebzha, Amuj AMA 9 April 2024 Drebzha's station code reflects its old name of Amujton
Idanopolis, Latium LRI 8 July 2024

PTR line (defunct)

The PTR line was destroyed during the annexation of Pais Transanguino Ranitino (PTR) by Þunan Qumreá.

Stop Code Date opened Notes
Moshas, Tantsang TTM 22 March 2024
Pais Transanguino Ranitino 6 April 2024 Decommissioned 30 April 2024. PTR station lacks a code as it was destroyed before the creation of the code system.

Slab line

Stop Code Date opened Notes
Yija, Kyaw Cen KCY 25 January 2024
Slab Exchange SXG 10 April 2024 The Slab Exchange formerly had the code SEX. It was nominally changed to avoid conflicting with the real world country code of Sweden.
Tordanniòge, Ettêre Ðiffyt EDE 20 April 2024

Colonial line

Originally connecting Miŋejácár to the rest of Þunan Qumreá, the Colonial Line (formerly known as the Colony Line) extends westwards, being the second most westerly line (behind the Transversal) in the network. It was later extended to Anweigh and the Islands of Ʒimh Gwynh by Hilja. In August 2024, Fin extended the line to his own Port of Eras. The portion of rails between 1989 Station and TTPD Station in the Port of Eras is the shortest segment of the network.

Stop Code Date opened
TTPD Era, Port of Eras PET 28 August 2024
1989 Era, Port of Eras PE1 18 August 2024
Ʒimh Gwynh ZGW
Anweigh, Coldba (Cuba) CBA
Ŋájaþáw, Miŋejácár, Þunan Qumreá TQN 22 April 2024
Þunan Ŋáce, Þunan Qumreá TQT 4 January 2024

Aquatic line

a photo of the platform of Ruôy Rûdak station
Ruôy Rûdak Station

The eastern arm of the Aquatic line, from Amuj to Fishland, with the exception of Xtrakva, was completed all at once.

Stop Code Date opened
Mawg AMM 27 May 2024
Blighted Shrine, Kozdenen KZG 16 May 2024
Drebzha, Amuj AMA 9 April 2024
Khaath Tran, Aylongam AYK 27 April 2024
Ruôy Rûdak, Aylongam AYR 27 April 2024
Tarpoenstad, Fishland FST 27 April 2024
Czägrÿxyx, Xtrakva KTC 31 May 2024

Western line

Stop Code Date opened
Maryland MRY
Auŕol Uraxe, Hummland HLA
Mitthumm City, Hummland HLH 2 April 2024

Shingtsun line

Stop Code Date opened
Esasne, Kyaw Cen KCE 18 May 2024
United Ŋations HQ UNG 18 May 2024
North Yija, Kyaw Cen KCI 15 May 2024
Yija, Kyaw Cen KCY 25 January 2024
Shingtin Xeh, Kyaw Cen KCS
Pereganesia, Kyaw Cen KCP
Cyerin Forest, South Transtsaia VAF
Cape Vansterél/Cape Wancrêw, South Transtsaia VAN

Transfortunate line

a photo of the hub of Suboršnava station
Suboršnava Station
Stop Code Date opened
Khaath Tran, Aylongam AYK 27 April 2024
Suboršnava, Waighmnmo UOS 3 June 2024

Cuba line

The Cuba line began as a local line of Coldba (Cuba), but became part of Cenrail with the collaboration of Oberia and Hummland.

Stop Code Date opened
Mitthumm City, Hummland HLH 2 April 2024
Oberia OBR
Anweigh, Coldba (Cuba) CBA
Chillvana, Coldba (Cuba) CBV
Old Cuba, Coldba (Cuba) CBC
Frostanamo Bay, Coldba CBF

Froglight Line

Completed 26 August 2024 by Fin, this connects Froglight Junction (DOF) in Dhourigkàn, on the Transversal Line, with the Froglight Farm Station (XXF), in otherwise unclaimed land to the southwest. It is one of two portions of rail (the other being on the Central Line) to be single-tracked.

((table to be added (someone else do it please -Fin)))

Local rail services

These are rail lines that operate entirely within a single country, but are connected to the international Cenrail network.

Enkavak Rail

a photo of the main platform of Enkavak station
Alnangaemak Station
  • Thurishgak (EKT)
  • Ngishmgak (EKN)
  • Enkavak government (EKG)
EKN and EKG both connect to Alnangaemak Harbor; they are not on the same track.
  • Alnangaemak Harbor
  • Ekativak (EKE)

Fishland line

  • Northern Plains (FSN)
  • Tarpoenstad

Kyaw Cen Sheep line

  • Sheep Island (KCH) - opened 30 July 2024
  • Parkow

Amujan local line

Gallery

  • a photo of Pirate Lair Station

    Pirate Lair Station

  • a photo of the lobby of Kozdenen Station

    Kozdenen Station: main lobby

  • a photo of the upper plaform of Kozdenen station

    Kozdenen Station: upper platform—part of the Northern line

  • a photo of the lower platform of Kozdenen station

    Kozdenen Station: lower platform—part of the Transversal line

  • photo of the lobby of Hummland Station

    Hummland Hauptbahnhof—the station lobby features a giant map of the Hummland Isles

  • a photo of the platform of Zotazil station

    Zotazil Station

  • a photo of the Enkavak Rail central platform

    Alnangaemak Station: Enkavak Rail platform

  • a photo of the exterior of Tantsang Station

    Tantsang Station

  • Suboršnava Station

    Suboršnava Station

  • Suboršnava Station: main lobby

    Suboršnava Station: main lobby

  • Guam 2 Station

    Guam 2 Station

  • Todoian Station

    Todoian Station

  • Drebzha Station

    Drebzha Station

Retrieved from ‘https://mc.nguh.org/w/index.php?title=Cenrail&oldid=11761’