Template:Brunswick Subdivision

Brunswick Subdivision
Milepost CSX Fitzgerald Subdivision File:BSicon CONTgq.svg File:BSicon eKRZ+r.svg File:BSicon exSTR+r.svg Pearson Spur File:BSicon CONTgq.svg File:BSicon KRZlr+lr.svg File:BSicon xKRZ+r.svg File:BSicon CONTfq.svg ← CSX Thomasville Subdivision CSX Jesup Subdivision → File:BSicon LSTR.svg File:BSicon BST.svg AO 587.1 Brunswick Junction (Waycross) File:BSicon LCONTf.svg File:BSicon STR.svg CSX Jesup Subdivision File:BSicon BST.svg AO 597.2 Schlatterville File:BSicon BST.svg AO 601.1 Hoboken File:BSicon CONTgq.svg File:BSicon KRZl+l.svg File:BSicon CONTfq.svg CSX A Line (Nahunta Subdivision) File:BSicon BST.svg AO 609.9 Nahunta File:BSicon hbKRZWae.svg Satilla River File:BSicon BST.svg AO 618.2 Atkinson File:BSicon BST.svg AO 627.1 Bladen File:BSicon exCONTgq.svg File:BSicon eKRZ.svg File:BSicon exCONTfq.svg fmr. SAL Main Line File:BSicon CONTgq.svg File:BSicon ABZgr+r.svg Golden Isles Terminal Railroad File:BSicon BST.svg AO 633.1 Anguilla File:BSicon hbKRZWae.svg East River File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exCONTg.svg fmr. Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad File:BSicon xABZgl.svg File:BSicon xABZg+r.svg Norfolk Southern Railway Brunswick District File:BSicon xABZg+l.svg File:BSicon BST.svg File:BSicon KRZr.svg File:BSicon STRr.svg AO 639.0 AOB 541.0 Southern Junction File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon STR+l.svg File:BSicon BST.svg File:BSicon KRZr.svg File:BSicon ABZgr+r.svg AO 641.5 Dock Junction File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon YRD.svg AOB 538.0 Brunswick Yard File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon ENDExe.svg File:BSicon ENDEe.svg File:BSicon BSTl.svg File:BSicon lENDE@Gq.svg File:BSicon exSTRr.svg AO 647.1 Brunswick

This is a route-map template for the Brunswick Subdivision, a CSX railway line in the United States.

• For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}.
• For information on using this template, see Template:Routemap.
• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

Note: Per consensus and convention, most route-map templates are used in a single article in order to separate their complex and fragile syntax from normal article wikitext. See these discussions ^[i],[ii] for more information.