Berliozville City Railway

The Berliozville City Railway is a portion of Berliozville Subway which serves them boroughs of Brookvale and Miller.

Services
The operating company, Berliozville City Railway Company, did not assign any letter or number to the service (unlike the Berliozville Rapid Railway and the Berliozville Rapid Metro), but it used destination numbers and line names.

From 1914, terminal stations of the Berliozville City Railway have a destination number assigned to them, but none of them were displayed on any equipment until the introduction of the D class trains in 1917, and for the D class trains, destination numbers were only displayed on the front of the trains, but from 1946, they were also displayed on the sides.

Nankai Berliozville, the then-new operator of the Berliozville City Railway Company system, brought the Berliozville City Railway into the Berliozville Rapid Metro's line letters system on 31 October 1958, and the destination numbers came to an end. The last letter used by the Berliozville Rapid Metro is H, and the letter I was skipped for being too similar to number 1. The eastern services got the letters J, L and M. The southern services got the letters N, P, Q, R and T. Shuttles were assigned S.