NOTE: THE 2023 EDITION WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER IN EARLY OCTOBER!
What was new in '22: Historical track maps of the long-gone Brooklyn Els of the early-to-mid 20th Century. They're all here: Brooklyn's Lexington Ave. Line, Fulton Street, Myrtle Avenue, and the massive Sands Street and Park Row terminals. All the old routes--and even their marker signal codes--are included! The South Brooklyn Railway is also depicted, including it's sidings and interchanges.
As always, the book depicts every track (with track numbers), every yard, every station, and many diverging route home signals. The book also encompasses the latest capital improvements, signal changes and track/signal renewal projects, including the newly-reopened 42nd St. Shuttle reconfiguration. As with past editions, Grand Central, the Park Avenue tunnels, Penn Station, PATH, and the Staten Island Railway track maps are also included. Current fleet data and train service requirements have also been updated.
Note that the PDF version is intended strictly for on-screen viewing and is not printable.
Excellent Guide
This map of the NYC subway was very detailed and informative. Highly recommended for the enthusiast or average person with scant knowledge of the immense system. Keep up the great work!
United StatesAmazing
The PDF version of the track book is great, easy to browse and zoom in compared to the book. My only issue is one of the photos (the photo of the connection to the South Brooklyn RR) only downloaded halfway in the PDF so you can only see half of the photo. Highly recommend the track book!
United StatesTracks of the New York City Subway 2022
As always, it is an excellent and well detailed track diagram. It has current and historic details as well.
United Kingdom United KingdomExcellent for someone with limited knowledge of US Railways
Fantastic book, not only is it a track map but it also details all about signalling and some history which is exceptionally useful. I work on the railway in the UK and familiar with how things work but this goes into the intricate detail in places which I love. It is similar to our track diagrams over here and a way house between one of those and a full signalling diagram. I'd recommend this. I've had both paper and PDF copies but prefer PDF, this is my preference. PDF version contains useable links too.