railway line; railroad track

An organization responsible for the management and operation of a railway network; often an abbreviation for [[铁路管理局|鐵路管理局|tie3 lu4 guan3 li3 ju2]].

Beijing-Kowloon Railway, a major north-south line connecting Beijing to Kowloon in Hong Kong

The major railway line connecting Beijing and Guangzhou in southern China.

The Longhai Railway, a major east-west line connecting Lianyungang in Jiangsu province to Lanzhou in Gansu province. It is 1759 km long and crosses other major rail lines at Xuzhou, Zhengzhou, and Tongguan.

The Lanzhou-Xinjiang railway connecting the capital of Gansu province to Urumqi in Xinjiang

The railway connecting Guangzhou (Canton) and Kowloon, Hong Kong; it covers a distance of 178 kilometers.

A major historical railway line connecting [[天津|天津|tian1 jin1]] and [[浦口|浦口|pu3 kou3]] in [[南京|南京|nan2 jing1]]; it spans over 1,100 kilometers and serves as a vital north-south link between the Yellow River and Yangtze River basins.

A major railway line in China connecting Baoji in Shaanxi province to Chengdu in Sichuan province.

Historical railway line linking Guangzhou and Wuchang, incorporated into the [[京广铁路|京廣鐵路|jing1 guang3 tie3 lu4]] in 1957.

Shanghai-Nanjing Railway, also known as the Huning Railway

The railway line connecting Beijing and Harbin

the administrative body responsible for the management and operation of a railway network

a fan or enthusiast of railways, trains, and rail transport

railway network; railroad system

personnel responsible for maintaining order and safety on trains and railways

The high-altitude railway connecting Xining in Qinghai Province to Lhasa in the Tibet Autonomous Region.

the high-altitude railway line connecting Xining in Qinghai Province to Lhasa in the Tibet Autonomous Region

Mass Transit Railway of Hong Kong

A railway system built on supporting structures above ground level; overhead railroad.

railway lines built on raised structures above ground level

A railway system designed for high-speed travel, typically defined as having speeds of at least 200 kilometers per hour; often abbreviated as [[高铁|高鐵|gao1 tie3]]

high-speed rail line connecting Beijing and Shanghai, completed in 2010

The historic transcontinental railroad in Canada, built between 1881 and 1885

A railway line in eastern Taiwan connecting Su'ao in Yilan to Hualien. Completed in 1980 as one of the Ten Major Construction Projects, it serves as a critical transport link between northern and eastern Taiwan.

A railway line in Taiwan connecting Fangliao in Pingtung to Taitung City, traversing the southern tip of the Central Mountain Range to complete the island's round-the-island rail network.

underground railway; subway

A city's light rail or suburban railway system; often refers to electric passenger trains running on lightweight tracks.

a railway with a track gauge narrower than the standard 4 feet 8.5 inches

Network Rail; the organization responsible for the United Kingdom's railway infrastructure

lightweight railway system used for urban transit or industrial transport

An urban rail transit system using lightweight tracks for electric passenger trains; also known as [[城市铁路|城市鐵路|cheng2 shi4 tie3 lu4]] or [[城铁|城鐵|cheng2 tie3]]

railroad accident; train crash