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DescriptionIsraeli-Palestinian Railways.svg	Français : Carte des chemins de fer Israéliens/Palestiniens. English: This map shows all railways that have been operated by Palestine Railways, Israel Railways, or have existed on the territory of Israel/Palestine. Certain sources show more train stations at: Nevatim (31°13′0.12″N 34°52′34.48″E / 31.2167°N 34.8762444°E / 31.2167; 34.8762444), Dvir (31°24′52.94″N 34°47′38.95″E / 31.4147056°N 34.7941528°E / 31.4147056; 34.7941528), Nuseirat (31°27′26.00″N 34°24′31.12″E / 31.4572222°N 34.4086444°E / 31.4572222; 34.4086444), Zarnuqa (31°52′32.19″N 34°45′48.99″E / 31.8756083°N 34.7636083°E / 31.8756083; 34.7636083), Tirat al-Lawz (32°45′25.02″N 34°57′33.28″E / 32.75695°N 34.9592444°E / 32.75695; 34.9592444), Kabara (32°34′17.27″N 34°56′8.87″E / 32.5714639°N 34.9357972°E / 32.5714639; 34.9357972), and a few east of Haifa. I could not find a secondary source, and so they have been left out. There might also have been a Haifa-Wadi Rushmiya line. The station at Birein was probably more of a simple water refilling stop; this is possibly the same for other former stops in the Negev. The J'slm - El Bireh line was a military railway built by the British in 1918 to supply the war front North of Jerusalem. Very little information is available on it, and so its path is very hypothetical; this is also true for other lines (mostly in the Negev). Names: I tried to put former names where possible (space permitting). A plethora of translations, transliterations, and transcriptions exist when romanising Hebrew and Arabic station names. Since this map is in English, I have preferred the name that appeared the most "English" in my eyes. For clarity, a hyphen "-" is used to separate the town name from a qualifier. Borders: Undisputed borders 1949 Green line 1974 Purple line East Jerusalem municipal borders Train Lines: Open (electrified) Open Open (freight only) Being built Closed
Date	13 September 2012, 22:31:14
Source	The background map is a merger of Israel location map.svg and Egypt location map.svg, both by NordNordWest, and also licensed under CC-BY-SA-3.0. Palestine Before The 1948 Nakbah, Dar Al Maalem, 2008. (available here: http://www.palestineremembered.com/Acre/Maps/Story11857.html). Palestine, Survey of Palestine, August 1944. (available here: http://www.palestineremembered.com/Acre/Maps/Story582.html). Palestine, British War Office, 1924. (available here: http://up.wiki.x.io/wikipedia/commons/b/b6/Palestine_north_1924.jpg and http://up.wiki.x.io/wikipedia/commons/b/b8/Palestine_south_1924.jpg). Map of Israel, Boris Chomenko, 2010. (available here: http://www.bueker.net/trainspotting/map.php?file=maps/israel--palestine/israel--palestine.gif). Google Maps (https://maps.google.fr/?ll=31.587894,35.606689&z=7) for the realignment of the Beersheba railway, Jaffa-Jerusalem Railway, and the Yavne-Ashdod extension. Topomapper (http://www.topomapper.com/index.html?zoom=7&lat=31.69431&lon=35.01648) for the Rafah-Kantara line (this link is now dead, but the website vlasenko.net publishes the same source material). This page (http://www.rail.co.il/EN/Stations/Pages/israelrailways-station_index.aspx) for the current passenger service. This page (http://www.rail.co.il/HE/Development/Pages/מפתתוכניתהפיתוח.aspx) for the future passenger service. Rakevethaemek_map_eng.png by en:User:Ynhockey for the location of stations along the Jezreel Valley Railway. A1 railway.png by en:User:Ynhockey for the route of the Jerusalem high-speed railway. This map (http://www.port2port.co.il/ViewImage.asp?CategoryID=336&ArticleID=71338) for the Railway to Karmiel. This page and its map (http://www.rail.co.il/HE/Development/Executed/Pages/AshqelonBeerSheva.aspx) for the Ashkelon-Beersheba railway. This map (http://en.wiki.x.io/wiki/File:רכבת_העמק.jpg) for the new Jezreel Valley Railway. This flickr album (https://www.flickr.com/photos/39631091@N03/sets/72157625896029333/with/8064048522/), which was an invaluable source for the Afula-Nablus-Eastern railway-Lod-Beersheba-Birein route. Hebrew Wikipedia articles: he:המסילה המזרחית, he:רכבת העמק, he:הקו הראשי של רכבת ישראל, he:מסילת השומרון. Pretty much anything else I could get my hands on.
Author	Mapeh
Other versions	A bigger version of this map exists: Israeli-Palestinian Railways (Full).svg. The source code for both is exactly the same: the only differences between the two are the boundaries (this map has smaller boundaries, therefore "cutting off" the empty parts: the Negev, the Sinai, and the Mediterranean), and which layers are visible (this map shows a schematic version of the Sinai Railway, while the full map shows a geographically accurate version). File:Israeli-Palestinian Railways (Full).svg

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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	20:33, 16 September 2023	1,660 × 2,748 (592 KB)	Crash48	Eastern Railway being rebuilt: https://www.jpost.com/business-and-innovation/article-738891
	06:22, 23 August 2023	1,660 × 2,748 (592 KB)	Crash48	+names of Bnei Brak – Ramat HaHayal (Tel Aviv – North)
	08:39, 22 August 2023	1,660 × 2,748 (591 KB)	Crash48	Netanya-Lod-Ashkelon electrified
	19:48, 21 August 2023	1,660 × 2,748 (591 KB)	Crash48	+Dor/Tantura, Zikhron Yaakov, Jaffa Docks
	22:26, 18 August 2023	1,660 × 2,748 (588 KB)	Crash48	+Red LRT lines
	10:20, 4 June 2022	1,660 × 2,748 (567 KB)	Glide08	Updated to mark the Herzliya-Sharon-Ashkelon and Jerusalem-Modi'in electrified lines
	23:05, 3 November 2021	1,660 × 2,748 (566 KB)	Glide08	Updated to mark electrified lines as a separate color, and reflect on the extension of the Sharon Railway to Herzliya and the closure of the Beit Shemesh-Malha railway.
	17:41, 2 May 2020	1,660 × 2,748 (574 KB)	Mapeh	Minor: fixed color of Mazkeret Batya station label
	18:43, 17 March 2020	1,660 × 2,748 (551 KB)	Mapeh	Corrected the color of Mazkeret Batya station
	14:32, 18 August 2019	1,660 × 2,748 (574 KB)	My another account	1) w:Mazkeret Batya railway station opened on 30/05/2019; 2) Change font for Nahariya to mark it as terminus; 3) Wilhelma was a separate station from Rantiya; 4) Tzrifin and Tel HaShomer stations were out of use by the time these settlements got their modern names.