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A track line carried on paired supports.
Also known as: Koka tetsudo mark, Viaduct railway mark
Denotes a railway carried above ground level on a Japanese topographic map.
Marks a railway carried above ground level on a GSI topographic sheet.
Contexts: Maps
Matters on Japanese sheets because an elevated line does not obstruct movement beneath it, so the symbol answers a question about the ground as much as about the railway.
Contexts: Maps
The railway line drawn between two thin parallel lines, the outer pair standing for the supporting structure.
One of the line styles the legend uses to say how a railway is carried — on a viaduct, underground, or in the street. The route symbol is the same; the style is the statement.
One of the line styles the legend uses to say how a railway is carried — on a viaduct, underground, or in the street. The route symbol is the same; the style is the statement.