The Seattle rails map shows all the railway stations and lines of Seattle trains. This railway map of Seattle will allow you to easily plan your route with the trains of Seattle in Washington - USA. The Seattle rails map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Sound Transit Link Light Rail extends from the city of SeaTac to the University of Washington and is constantly expanding to help passengers experience the Puget Sound Region. With stops in South Seattle neighborhoods, the stadium district, the International District/Chinatown and downtown locations as you can see in Seattle rail map, it is a great option for travelers coming to or from the airport. Although trains have disappeared from the city streets, Seattle has a history of having streetcars and the city first streetcars appeared in 1888. The advent of cars in 1939 gradually ended the city railway service until it was restored by Sound Transit commuter rail and Link light rail. In 2003, the Tacoma Link light rail was completed and construction work started on the Central Link. The Central Link opened to public on 18 July 2009. The Central Link serves the Beacon Hill and Rainier Valley neighbourhoods and Seattle SODO industrial area.

Transcontinental rail service is provided by the Union Pacific and Burlington Northern railroads, which operate three inter-modal shipyards in Seattle. A transit plan, when implemented, will integrate public transportation in the metropolitan area using light rail and commuter rail service. At the top of the mayor's economic development agenda were transportation issues, including replacement of the Alaskan Way Viaduct, the expansion of the Seattle mono-rail, and the improvement of Sound Transit light rail line as its shown in Seattle rail map.

Seattle Center Monorail is the nation first full-scale commercial monorail system and a beloved Seattle landmark. The Monorail provides a fun, quick, and convenient link between downtown Seattle and Seattle Center, home to the Space Needle, Pacific Science Center, Museum of Pop Culture, The Children Museum, and a host of theatrical and cultural experiences. Seattle Center Monorail departs approximately every 10 minutes from two stations: Westlake Center Station, at 5th Avenue and Pine Street. Seattle Center Station, adjacent to the Space Needle. All prices are one-way: $3.00 Adult (age 19-64), $1.50 Youth (age 6-18), $1.50 for Reduced Rate(Seniors 65+, disabled, persons with Medicare cards, U.S. military with ID, ORCA LIFT cards accepted) as its mentioned in Seattle rail map. Children 5 and under ride free. We accept credit/debit cards and ORCA cards. Credit cards incur 3.7% fee.