The Brisbane to Cairns railway line is a major rail route in Queensland, Australia, connecting the capital city of Brisbane in the south to Cairns in the north. This line spans approximately 1,681 kilometers and serves as a vital transport link for both passengers and freight, facilitating travel and trade across the region. The railway line is part of the North Coast railway line and includes several key stops, such as Rockhampton, Mackay, and Townsville. It plays an essential role in supporting tourism, agriculture, and mining industries, contributing significantly to the economic development of northern Queensland.