Cenrail

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Logo of Cenrail
Logo
Railway Map of Nguhcraft, created by Annwan
The current extent of all Cenrail lines as of June 2024 (credit: Annwan)

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 22 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 its own unique code. Stops in italics have been decommissioned.

Northern 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 Northern line began with a simple connection between Parkow (then known as Kyaw Cen) and Port Marcy.

Parkow's code reflects its original name of Kyaw Cen City.

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 Northern 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. As of 4 June 2024, it was merged with the Phoeŋix line.

  • Phoeŋix (XXP)
  • Balijom, Zotazil (ZTB)
  • Zotazil, Zotazil (ZTZ)
  • Rintìh, Dhourigkàn (DOR)
  • Nóreesá, Hentzo (HEN) - opened 20 April 2024
  • Pirate Lair, Hentzo
  • Bramusia, Bramusia (BAM) - opened 23 May 2024
  • Tantsang, Tantsang
  • Glitter Island, Hummland (HLG)
  • Fliegenpilz, Hummland (HLF)
  • Mitthumm City, Hummland (HLH)
  • Parkow, Kyaw Cen
  • Imerśal (IMP) - opened 2 January 2024
  • Kozdenen
  • Alnangaemak, Enkavak (EKH)
  • Iopvixen's fort (IOP) - opened 2 March 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.

  • Port Marcy, Kyaw Cen
  • Moshas, Tantsang (TTM) - opened 22 March 2024
  • Þunan Ŋáce, Þunan Qumreá (TQT) - opened 4 January 2024
  • Saxland, Þunan Qumreá (TQS)
  • Nārospiňt, Nāroňpār (NAN)
  • Yuɱa, Xarslasja (XAY) - opened 28 January 2024
  • Amuj Town, Amuj (AMA) - opened 9 April 2024

PTR line (defunct)

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

  • Moshas, Tantsang
  • Pais Transanguino Ranitino

Enkavak Rail

a photo of the main platform of Enkavak station
Alnangaemak Station
  • Enkavak government (EKG)
  • Alnangaemak, Enkavak
  • Ekativak, Enkavak (EKE)

Slab line

  • Yija, Kyaw Cen
  • Slab Exchange (SXG) - opened 10 April 2024
  • Tordanniòge, Ettêre Ðiffyt (EDE) - opened 20 April 2024

Western line

  • Ʒimh Gwynh (ZGW)
  • Anweigh, Murbetia (MBA)
  • Ŋájaþáw, Miŋejácár, Þunan Qumreá (TQN) - opened 22 April 2024
  • Þunan Ŋáce, Þunan Qumreá

Aquatic line

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

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

  • Mägŵ, Amuj (AMM) - opened 27 May 2024
  • Blighted Shrine, Kozdenen (KZG) - opened 16 May 2024
  • Amuj Town, Amuj
  • Khaath Tran, Aylongam (AYK) - opened 27 April 2024
  • Ruôy Rûdak, Aylongam (AYR) - opened 27 April 2024
  • Fishland (FSL) - opened 27 April 2024
  • Xtrakva - opened 31 May 2024

Northwestern line

  • Maryland (MRY)
  • Auŕol Uraxe, Hummland (HLA)
  • Mitthumm City, Hummland

Shingtsun line

  • Esasne, Kyaw Cen (KCE) - opened 18 May 2024
  • United Ŋations HQ (UNG) - opened 18 May 2024
  • Yija, Kyaw Cen - iron farm (KCI) - opened 15 May 2024
a photo of the hub of Suboršnava station
Suboršnava Station

Transfortunate line

  • Khaath Tran, Aylongam
  • Suboršnava, Waighmnmo (UOS) - opened 3 June 2024

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
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