The freight network

Australia's largest rail freight operator, dominant in coal haulage and bulk minerals.

One of the largest North American Class I freight railroads.

Canadian Class I spanning Canada and the central US, with a major intermodal network.

North American Class I formed by the CP-KCS merger, the only railway linking Canada, the US and Mexico.

State-owned national rail carrier running China's freight and passenger network.

Freight and on-track plant operator specialising in rail infrastructure, hauling ballast, rail and sleepers.

Major London freight yard and interchange.

East London freight yard.

Intermodal terminal near Tamworth serving the A5 corridor.

Freightliner's Scottish intermodal terminal serving Glasgow and Edinburgh.

London construction aggregates terminal.

Major Midlands intermodal terminal and distribution park on the West Coast Main Line.

Dedicated freight-only railway linking Rotterdam with the German border and the Rhine-Alpine corridor.

Continental freight gateway from the Channel Tunnel at Dollands Moor to London and the Midlands.

Key north-south freight artery carrying intermodal from the Humber and north-east ports, plus coal and biomass to power…

The busiest container freight axis in Britain, carrying deep-sea intermodal from the Port of Felixstowe to the Midlands…

Flat transalpine freight route through the Swiss Alps, the deepest and longest railway tunnel in the world.

Western freight trunk feeding the South West, South Wales and the Mendip aggregate flows.

Timber, steel sections

Steel

Containers, timber

Containers, general

Coal, coke

Coal, biomass