NOW SHIPPING! Canadian Trackside Guide® 2024
All the information you want in an easy-to-read layout and including the former Kansas City Southern. Larger text (where space permits), with parts 16 and 17 in full colour!
The 2024 edition of the Canadian Trackside Guide® is the Bytown Railway Society’s 42nd edition – contains 800 updated and expanded 5½” x 8½” pages current to mid-February 2024
Edited by Earl Roberts & David Stremes
Cover Photo: David Maiers
The only comprehensive guide to Canadian Railways
- Locomotives of CN, CPKC, VIA, plus Regionals and Industrials
- Preserved equipment
- Passenger cars
- Urban rail transit
- Cabooses
- Non-revenue equipment
- Radio frequencies
- Passenger train schedules
- Freight train numbers
- Railway reporting marks
- Detailed divisional maps and subdivision listings for all Canadian railways and their U.S. components (including the former KCS), including station names, mileposts, detectors, siding lengths, and more
- Maps of major cities detailing rail lines (in colour)
- Signal indications (in colour)
In order to increase the dissemination of information of preserved railway equipment in Canada, the Bytown Railway Society is pleased to provide "Part 3 Preserved Railway and Traction Equipment" section from the 2024 edition of the Canadian Trackside Guide. It is available via the link below. If you have any comments or updates, please send them to tsg at bytownrailwaysociety dot ca.
The Bytown Railway Society is a volunteer, non-profit organization incorporated under federal government statute whose objective is to facilitate, aid and promote an interest in Canadian railway history and other related transportation and communications media; to own, preserve, acquire, maintain and restore artifacts or relics relating to the history of railways and other related transportation and communication media, and assist companion organizations in any of these.
