Connecting Lines
The following lines connect with the NIMT:
- Auckland-Newmarket Line (formerly the Newmarket Branch), at Quay Park Junction.
- North Auckland Line, at Westfield.
- Mission Bush Branch (formerly Waiuku Branch), at Paerata.
- Kimihia Branch, at Huntly.
- Rotowaro Branch (formerly the Glen Afton Branch), at Huntly.
- Glen Massey Branch (closed), at Ngaruawahia.
- East Coast Main Trunk, at Hamilton.
- Stratford - Okahukura Line (mothballed), at Okahukura.
- Raetihi Branch (closed), at Ohakune.
- Marton - New Plymouth Line, at Marton.
- Taonui Branch (closed), at Taonui.
- Palmerston North - Gisborne Line, at Palmerston North.
- Foxton Branch (closed), at Longburn.
- Wairarapa Line, at Kaiwharawhara.
- Johnsonville Line, at Wellington.
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