Template:Port Reading Secondary

Port Reading Secondary
File:BSicon CONTg.svg Raritan Valley Line File:BSicon CONT2.svg File:BSicon STRc3.svg File:BSicon STR.svg Trenton Subdivision File:BSicon STRc1.svg File:BSicon ABZ4+2xf.svg File:BSicon STRc3.svg File:BSicon CONTg.svg File:BSicon STR.svg NS Lehigh Line File:BSicon STRc1.svg File:BSicon exSTR.svg File:BSicon eKRZ2+4l+r.svg File:BSicon STRc3.svg File:BSicon STR.svg Port Reading Junction File:BSicon exSTR.svg File:BSicon STRc1.svg File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon ABZg+4.svg File:BSicon exWBRÜCKE1.svg File:BSicon WBRÜCKE1.svg File:BSicon WBRÜCKE1.svg Raritan River File:BSicon STRc2.svg File:BSicon exSTR.svg File:BSicon ABZg3.svg File:BSicon STR.svg 0.0 CP Bound Brook File:BSicon xABZg+1.svg File:BSicon STRc4.svg File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon HST.svg Bound Brook File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon STR2.svg File:BSicon STRc3.svg File:BSicon CONT2+g.svg Raritan Valley Line File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon STRc1.svg File:BSicon CONT4.svg CR Lehigh Line File:BSicon ENDEaq.svg File:BSicon ABZg+r.svg 1.6 Bakelite File:BSicon exCONTgq.svg File:BSicon eABZgr+r.svg 7.0 to Camp Kilmer File:BSicon exSTRc2.svg File:BSicon STR.svg File:BSicon exCONT3.svg Perth Amboy Branch File:BSicon exSTRc2.svg File:BSicon eKRZ3+1o.svg File:BSicon exSTRc4.svg File:BSicon exCONT1.svg File:BSicon exSTRc4.svg File:BSicon STR.svg Perth Amboy Branch File:BSicon CONTgq.svg File:BSicon KRZu.svg File:BSicon CONTfq.svg Northeast Corridor File:BSicon exCONTgq.svg File:BSicon eABZgr.svg 12.8 Woodbridge Branch File:BSicon CONTgq.svg File:BSicon KRZu.svg File:BSicon CONTfq.svg North Jersey Coast Line File:BSicon CONTgq.svg File:BSicon KRZl+l.svg File:BSicon CONTfq.svg 15.9 Chemical Coast Secondary File:BSicon KDSTe.svg 16.0 Port Reading

This is a route-map template for the Port Reading Secondary, a United States railway line.

• 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.