Northrail Section 1 kml

Download Google Earth Northrail Section 1 kml file here.

Is San Fernando (La Union) the northernmost end of the MRC tracks?

No, the northernmost end of the Manila Railroad Company line is Sudipen. The Japanese Imperial Forces extended the MRC line from San Fernando, La Union to Sudipen, La Union during World War II. After the war, the line was dismantled and tracks were used for the repair of the line to Bicol. The Manila-Sudipen line was called Rikuu Kanri Kyuko

Please download San Fernando-Sudipen kml here.

Higgin's Aringay-Baguio Line Found!

The Manila Railroad Company started to construct the Aringay to Baguio Line in 1911. Unprecedented rains caused delays and financial difficulties. World War I caused European suppliers to default deliveries of vital railroad equipment. Only 12 kilometers were built and in December, 1914 work on the line ceased. Please download this kml file to view line. Please note that the Google Earth image of the Aringay-Baguio line is "clouded in mystery". Historians noted that MRR built railroad tunnels along the line. The Aringay-Baguio line was the second attempt to build a railroad track to Baguio.

The first attempt to construct a railroad track to Baguio started in the early 20th century and the San Fabian-Camp One line was opened to public on March, 1908. The line was also abandoned in 1914 but was reconstructed up to Binday in 1937. Download San Fabian-Camp One Line here.

The lines can be best viewed together with the Dagupan-San Fernando (La Union) line. Dagupan-San Fernando (La Union) line can be downloaded here.

Batangas Line Version 2.0

Entire Batangas Line in three kml files only.

1. Calamba City to Batangas City.

2. Malvar Junction to Alaminos.

3. Batangas City-Bauan Branch.

Strong Republic Transit System

The following are the Google Earth kml files of the color coded lines of the Strong Republic Transit System.

1. Yellow Line - LRT Line 1

2. Purple Line - LRT Line 2

3. Blue Line - MRT Line 3

4. Green Line - PNR Northrail Section 1

5. Orange Line - PNR Southrail with Carmona and Canlubang Branch

Complete Antipolo Extension!

Please download kml files below to view entire Antipolo Extension of the Manila Railroad Company.


1. Sta. Mesa to Montalban

2. Rosario Junction to Taytay

3. Taytay to Antipolo

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Complete Cavite Line

Complete Cavite Line from Paco Station to Cavite City. Click on image for bigger view. For Google Earth users, please download this kml file to view entire line to Cavite City plus the Naic branch.

Cavite to Binakayan completed and put into operation March 25, 1908, Binakayan to Caridad on May 11, 1908 and Caridad to San Roque on May 24, 1908

Complete Batangas Line with Bauan and Alaminos Branch

To view the entire Batangas line including the Alaminos and Bauan branch please download and open using Google Earth the six kml files below.

1. Calamba-Malvar Segment.

2. Malvar Junction.

3. Malvar-Alaminos Branch.

4. Malvar-Lipa City Segment.

5. Lipa City-Batangas City Segment.

6. Bauan, Batangas Branch.

Batangas Line Malvar (Luta)-Lipa City Segment

The railway line is located at the back of La Salle Lipa and near the exit of Star Tollway.

Click on image for bigger view. For Google Earth users, please download this kml file to view entire segment.

Malvar-Alaminos Branch

Malvar-Alaminos Line was located based on the information given by John Paul Warne.

Click on image for bigger view. For Google Earth users, please download this kml file.

Malvar Junction

The Malvar Junction was located based on the information given by John Paul Warne. The eastward branch is the line going to Alaminos, Laguna while the southward branch is the line going to Batangas City.

Click on image for bigger view. For Google Earth users, please download this kml file.

Rosario-Taytay Line

Image above is the Rosario Taytay Line of the Antipolo Extension of the Manila Railroad Company. Completed and put into operation February 22, 1906.

Click on image for bigger view. For Google Earth users, please download this kml file.