Survival Railway Network (Survival 1)
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[1]The Survival Railway Network is a transport network that provides access to locations in the Survival 1 world through railways. The SRN was founded by _edo and Mr_Dawgie in May 2016 and was managed by _edo until January 2017. It aimed to not only get players to places, but to also give players a scenic journey that displays the best of surrounding terrain wherever possible. The SRN in Survival 1 is centered at Spawn Station, located underneath the Golden Grannydog monument at Spawn. It extends in the four cardinal directions (north, south, east and west) until reaching the first station, named after the respective direction it is in. From there, the lines continue in those directions.
Founding of the SRN
Network
The SRN Network on Survival 1 stretched out pretty far into the world. The four cardinal directions each had multiple stations and lots of secondary lines where connected to it. Notible main stations where Stream Town, North Station (The End portal is located here), Spawn Station and Pyramid Station.
Structure
The network expands from the four cardinal directions in Spawn City station, each having multiple stations along the line. This allows the rails to be expanded as required to connect as many destinations as possible.
Secondary lines, contrary to the Survival 2 world could connect up to the lines at any point. Although it was prefered for them to connect to the main stations along the network.
Stations
Main Station
North Line
East Line
South Line
West Line
- West Station
- Taiga Bay Station
Secondary Lines
- FredRaket's Base
- TTIAR1's Base
- MrAnonymous' Base
- Spirit Town
- Aeon's Base
- Vikmans' Station
- Black Raven's Highway
- Greenhouse Station
- Summer Ravines Station
Headquarters
The Survival 1 Railway Network is Headquartered in Spawn City in a building Adjacent to the Spawn Station. The building contains some offices for management and functions as a storage center for the materials used to build the railways.
