Used Railmap for Open Railway Map for iOS?


Railmap for Open Railway Map Analysis

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Railmap for Open Railway Map is an educational application for iPhone that enables users to explore and understand railway networks worldwide. This app features three distinct map layers: STANDARD, SPEED, and SIGNALS. The STANDARD layer provides a comprehensive view of global railway systems, while the SPEED layer reveals the speed limits and operational capabilities of various train tracks. The SIGNALS layer enhances user knowledge about railway safety by detailing signs and signals encountered on train routes.

An impressive aspect of Railmap is its caching functionality, which allows users to store previously viewed locations, ensuring quick access upon subsequent visits. This feature is particularly beneficial for frequent users. Railmap caters to both train enthusiasts and casual users interested in the intricacies of railway systems, offering a rich and informative experience.

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Used Railmap for Open Railway Map for iOS?


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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.2.2
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 16.4
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
7
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

Explore global train tracks.

Railmap allows you to explore the world with a whole new sight: the world of train tracks.

Explore three different rail map layers:

STANDARD

Explore the global network of train tracks.

SPEED

Get a feeling about how fast you can go on which train tracks.

SIGNALS

See detailed information about signs and signals on train tracks.

Railmaps also caches places you've seen on your device so they'll load even faster if you want to see the again.


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