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NETWORK RAIL Scotland Route SC003/005 Carstairs and Haymarket East Junction via Midcalder Maintenance Not to Scale T.A.P.M.SC003/005.0.0.0.1.5 May 2015 © Network Rail / T.A.P.Ltd. 2008 Contents Legend Page 111 T.A.P.M.SC003/005.0.0.0.1 February 2007 Page 1V T.A.P.M.SC003/005.0.0.0.1 February 2007 T.A.P.M.SC.003.0.0.0.1.1 September 2008 AWS signalling amended Route Page 1 Carstairs Stn. & South Jn. T.A.P.M.SC003/005.0.0.0.1 February 2007 Page 2 Carstairs East Junction T.A.P.M.SC003/005.0.0.0.1 February 2007 Page 3 Midcalder Junction T.A.P.M.SC003.0.0.0.1 February 2007 Page 4 Kirknewton Station T.A.P.M.SC003.0.0.0.1.3 June 2014 Level Crossing Altered Page 5 Westerhailes T.A.P.M.SC003.0.0.0.1 February 2007 T.A.P.M.SC003.0.0.0.1.1 May 2015 Crossover Removed Page 6 Slateford Junction T.A.P.M.SC003.0.0.0.1 February 2007 Page 7 Haymarket East Junction T.A.P.M.SC003.0.0.0.1 February 2007 T.A.P.M.SC.003.0.0.0.1.1 September 2008 Edinburgh Re-Signalling Page 8 Haymarket Station T.A.P.M.SC003.0.0.0.1 February 2007 T.A.P.M.SC.003.0.0.0.1.1 September 2008 Edinburgh Re-Signalling Legend Colour Light Signals D D D Flashing With With With S.P.A.D. Note: D = LED Signal Yellows Junction Route Subsidiary Indicator Indicators Indicator Signal Ground Position Light Signals Banner Repeaters Arrow indicates With Stop Distant line to which Route signal applies Indicator Semaphore Signals Shunting Signals Stop Distant Fixed Arrow indicates Distant line to which signal applies Limit of Shunt Indicators Stop Boards LIMIT OF SHUNT STOP SHUNT STOP LIMIT Await Instructions Signal Plates HW CY HW l SEMI 2l8 l R T X Signal Distant Automatic Semi Intermediate Track Telephone Telephone Identfication Signal Automatic Block Circuited Limited Clearance Radio Electric Token Block Signals Bower TEP Obtain Token and STOP Permission to Obtain Token and permission Proceed. to proceed Points 30 Drivers in Set 55 Possession of a Long Section Token Station Limits Points Cancellation Differential Stop Board May Proceed Board Indicator Indicator Speed Board Token Board Page 111 Legend Permanent Speed Restrictions Advance Start Diverging Route AWS EPS EPS 60 85 60 85 l0 20 40 Not provided W in wrong HST DMU direction, bi- l00 90 directional Line General Information Start of End of Normal AWS AWS AWS Signal Box Area Resumes Running Lines Area showing direction of travel Ground Ground Frame Switch Panel CSR NRN 06 065 Affected by Sun Buffer Cab Secure National Radio Stops Radio Area Network Area Area of Known Sand GSM-R GSM-R Drag Low Adhesion Gradient Board Start of GSMR End of GSMR 100 Level (IVRS) Area (IVRS) Area End of Area of Low Adhesion (All grades 1 in xx) Telephone Shut in Facility D.R.A. Mile Post T S Location where Drivers Reminder Appliance 9 Board Provided OFF Indicator RA Right Away Indicator CD Close Doors Indicator Limited Countdown Clearance Markers S ! Tunnel Catch Warning Carriage St. Andrews Points Electrified Washer Cross Retaining Wall \\\\\\ Lines \\\\\\ Area of Known Left Right Viaduct Over Bridge Trespass or Vandalism Footpath Level Crossing Footbridge Page 1V ELR To / From Ravenstruther WCM1 T.A.P.M.SC.003/005.0.0.0.1 DPL DM DP NRN UP UM Up Main Motherwell SC (MC) Carstairs DM Down Main AC: Cathcart ECR 092 Station UMC Up Midcalder 4l4 4l6 Carstairs Relay DMC Down Midcalder MC MC Room DP Down Platform Mileage UP Up Platform V 73.0860 DPL Down Passenger Loop Carstairs Station Junction 311 A & B 73m 814yds 425 312 MC Catch Point MC Through Siding 423 UM B 316 A & B ELR 313 A & B ELR 438 MC CSP 434 CSP 436 MC 42l 430 MC MC 4l9 MC LOS MC 4l8 Carstairs MC 330 O.H.N.S. Catch Point DMC ELR 319 321 ECA1 318 A & B ELR 323 UMC ECA1 MC Carstairs South Jn 432 Carstairs South Carstairs South Jn Off Lampits Rd 322 B Junction Mileage Mileage 73.0571 73.0326 P P 324 A & B MC 73m 374yds 437 Carstairs OHNS Page 1 Carstairs South Carstairs O.H.N.S. Mileage P 73.0260 to Haymarket East Junction MC DM UM 439 via ELR Not to Scale Midcalder To / From WCM1 Abington T.A.P.M.SC.003/005.0.0.0.1 NRN Motherwell SC (MC) AC: Cathcart ECR 092 UMC Up Midcalder l93 l02 l02 l65 Level DMC Down Midcalder Carstairs East UB6 Cockies Yetts Junction U/C Road, Off A70 Mileage B 427 MC P 74.0584 MC ELR 43l MC ELR 428 429 CSP MC DMC CSP 314 ELR ELR ELR ELR 315 A & B ECA1 ECA1 ECA2 ECA2 UMC B R MC Mileage Change 426 MC 426 76 73m 1056yds l 74m 220yds 75 Carnwath Old Station Off A70 Mileage Level 386 l59 Level 280 374 Level 225 225 l33225l33 l33 l38 V 75.0284 UB23 Auchengray King's Inn Mileage C 433 433 Mileage MC MC 79.0838/ R V P 78.1364/ 0843 DMC 1365 ELR ELR ECA2 ECA2 X50 T UMC HABD Auchengray MC 424 C RR OHNS MC 77 426 78 79 Auchengray Level Crossing . OB16 OB16 (AHB) Page 2 Ampherlaw Ampherlaw Carstairs Mileage Mileage to P 77.1648/ 77.1650/ 1649 V 1655 Haymarket East Junction via Not to Scale Midcalder l38 l80 l55 97 97 ll2 696 696 Level l00 554 554 T.A.P.M.SC003.0.0.0.1 UMC Up Midcalder Motherwell SC (MC) NRN NRN DMC Down Midcalder Edinburgh SC (EJ) OB35, Burnfoot OB48, Woolfords Rd. AC: Cathcart ECR 092 068 Mileage Mileage OB53 FB58 V 80.0464 81.1397/ Nth Cobbinshaw Rd. Cobbinshaw Reservoir C P 1398 7l3 7l3 EJ EJ R Mileage Mileage NRN 068 82.1104/ X50 83.0350/ DMC P V 1109 0351 ELR ELR ECA2 ECA2 UMC 092 NRN R EJ MC 7l2 424 C OB40, Mosshat Rd. 80 Mileage 81 82 83 80.1529/ V 1530 Torphin Farm UB 80, Ballgreen l00 l20 Mileage Mileage 85.1177/ 86.1642/ Linhouse Water V 1182 P 705 Viaduct EJ T 1643 D R DMC ELR ELR ECA2 ECA2 W UMC T R EJ 7l2 Torphin D Level Crossing UB76 Harburnhead (UWC) Whistleberry Forest Track Mileage Page 3 Mileage 86.0075/ Carstairs P 84.0526 P 0076 to 89 84 85 86 87 88 Haymarket East Junction via Not to Scale Midcalder UMC Up Midcalder T.A.P.M.SC003.0.0.0.1.3 DMC Down Midcalder NRN DS Down Shotts Edinburgh SC (EJ) (ES) 068 GL Goods Loop AC: Cathcart ECR Midcalder Jn Off A71 722 EJ Maw Browns EJ 99l Mileage 89.1325/ US OB89, Blackraw P 1327 Greenloan Cottage Off A71 To / From 268 A & B Off A71 Morgan's Bridge 267 A & B Midcalder Junction HolytownDS ELR Mileage Mileage 90.0519/ 992 EJ EJ 89.0153/ EGS2 982 V D V ELR 0523 703 705 0157 EJ EJ DMC EGS2 262 ELR ELR 261 A & B ECA2 260 A & B ECA2 985 EJ UMC Signal EJ704: EJ 704 Approach controlled D EJ 706 Drivers of Up Trains stopping yellow 90 Kirknewton Station at Kirknewton Stn. must press Down Platform (1) (2) plunger next to signal EJ 702 to activate the Level Crossing Kirknewton Mileage 220 l34 Level Crossing Barriers (1) 90.1615/1618 E P 70l (MCB-OD) (2) 90.1636/1642 EJ 697 ES R 2 DMC ELR ELR EJ BR ECA2 702 GF ECA2 95 1 UMC EJ S EJ 702 Stencil 698 EJ 700 Indicator Kaimes Quarry E Kirknewton Station 91 92 93 Kirknewton Station Cambs Siding G. F. Page 4 Up Platform (1) (2) Carstairs Off A71 or B7031 UB106 Haggs Farm Mileage Mileage Easter Newton Long Dalmahoy Rd. to (1) 90.1574 91.1400/ Mileage Haymarket East Junction (2) 90.1597/ V Mileage P 1404 92.0130/ via 1601 92.1091 Not to Scale P 0131 P Midcalder T.A.P.M.SC003.0.0.0.1.1 Edinburgh SC (EJ) (ES) NRN AC: Cathcart ECR 068 UMC Up Midcalder DMC Down Midcalder Curriehill Station Platform 2 l34 l43 Mileage OB 114 95.0868/ Ravelrig Rd. Off A70 Curriehill P 0869 Mileage Ground Switch Panel E 94.0449/ 695 RR ES 697 P 0450 ES 2 DMC SAND SAND W ELR Curriehill ELR ECA2 Station ECA2 W SAND UMC 1 SEMI OB 114 Dalmahoy R EJ Curriehill Station 698 ES Ravelrig Rd. Off A70 696 E Old Ravelrig Jn. Platform 1 Mileage Mileage Mileage 93.0891/ 94.0475/ 95.0966/ P 94 V 95 0895 0480 P 0967 Wester Hailes Stn. Platform 2 (1,2,3) Mileage (1)97.0303/0305 Kingsknowe L. C. P (2)97.0329 F 695 695 ES ES R (3)97.0401/0402 (AHB) 2 DMC SAND SAND W ELR ELR Wester Hailes ECA2 Station ECA2 W SAND SAND SAND F UMC 1 R ES Curriehill 696 UB 129 Page 5 O.H.N.S. 96 Baberton 97 Whitelaw Footpath Wester Hailes Stn. Carstairs 98 LC (R/G) Mileage Platform 1 (1,2,3) to 96.1054/ Mileage Haymarket East Junction Not to Scale P (1)97.0308 1055 via P (2)97.0332/0334 (3)97.0349 Midcalder UMC Up Midcalder T.A.P.M.SC003.0.0.0.1 DMC Down Midcalder Slateford Stn.
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