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Location Type Directory to Help Card Checkers Select Their Location When Swiping In Location Type Directory To help Card Checkers select their location when swiping in Contents Area Plant Manager Depot/DU Docklands Light Railway Electrical Control Room Fixed Worksite GWRM IP Projects Level Crossings LOM London Underground MOM NR Office NRHS Access Gate NRHS Depot/Station Contents Off Track OM Other Projects Route Operations Centre Signalling Station/Substation/Cab Pass Trackside Training Provider/Centre Area Plant Manager Name Location Type 1 Location not found Area Plant Manager Barrow APM Area Plant Manager Doncaster APM TrafCt Area Plant Manager DoncasterAPMGrainbnk Area Plant Manager Eastleigh APM Area Plant Manager Hardwick Hse APM Area Plant Manager Newcastle APM Rm 67 Area Plant Manager Preston APM Area Plant Manager Shrewsbury APM Area Plant Manager Wimbledon APM Area Plant Manager Depot/DU Name Location Type 1 Location not found Depot/DU Aberdeen Depot Depot/DU Achnasheen Pway Depot Depot/DU Alexandra Palace E+P Depot Depot/DU Ashford Depot/DU Banbury Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Bangor Depot/DU Barnetby Depot Depot/DU Barrow-in-Furness Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Basingstoke Pway Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Beattock P-Way depot Depot/DU Bedford Depot Depot/DU Berwick Depot/DU Birmingham Depot/DU Bletchley Depot Depot/DU Bournemouth Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Brighton Depot/DU Broxbourne Depot Depot/DU Burton Depot Depot/DU Butler Street Depot Depot/DU Canton Depot/DU Cardiff Depot/DU Carlisle Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Carrbridge Pway Depot Depot/DU Carstairs Depot Depot/DU Cathcart Depot Depot/DU Cattlepens Depot Depot/DU Central Depot (Salkeld St) Depot/DU Chadwell Heath Depot/DU Cheshunt Ohl Depot Depot/DU Chinley Depot/DU Clapham Depot/DU Colchester Depot Depot/DU Colchester E&P Depot Depot/DU Cowlairs Depot Depot/DU Crewe Materials Handling Depot Depot/DU Crianlarich Depot Depot/DU Cricklewood Depot Depot/DU Croydon Depot/DU Darlington Mortimer House Depot/DU Derby Mercia House Depot/DU Didcot Depot Depot/DU Dingwall Pway Depot Depot/DU Doncaster Marshgate Depot Depot/DU Dumfries Depot Depot/DU Dunbar Depot Depot/DU Dundee Depot Depot/DU Eastern Spur Depot Depot/DU Eastleigh CWR Depot Depot/DU Eastleigh Pway Depot/DU Edgeley 9B Stockport Depot Depot/DU Edinburgh Depot/DU Elgin P-Way Depot Depot/DU Elstree & Boreham Wood Depot Depot/DU Ely Operations Depot Depot/DU Exeter Depot/DU Faversham Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Feltham Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Foxton Depot Depot/DU Gateshead Raven House Depot/DU Georgemas P-Way Depot Depot/DU Glasgow Depot/DU Grantham Depot Depot/DU Guide Bridge Off Track Depot Depot/DU Hastings Depot/DU Havant Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Havant S&T Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Haymarket S&T Depot Depot/DU Heaton - Prop Maint Depot Depot/DU Heaton Mersey Depot/DU Hereford Depot/DU Herne Hill Depot/DU Hexham Depot/DU Hitchin - Property Maint Depot Depot/DU Hitchin OHL Depot Depot/DU Hither Green Depot Depot/DU Holgate Depot Depot/DU Hooton Telecomms Depot Depot/DU Hornsey OHL Depot Depot/DU Hornsley OHL Depot/DU Horsham Pway - Civil Eng Depot Depot/DU Hull Depot Depot/DU Ilford Signal Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Inverness Depot Depot/DU Ipswich Depot Depot/DU Irvine Depot Depot/DU Kettering Depot Depot/DU Kingussie P-Way Depot Depot/DU Knighton Depot/DU Knottingley England Lane Depot Depot/DU Kyle Depot Depot/DU Leeds Depot/DU Leicester Depot Depot/DU Lincoln Pelham Depot Depot/DU Liverpool Depot/DU Llandrindod Wells Depot/DU Llandudno Junction Depot/DU Llangadog Depot/DU London Bridge Depot Depot/DU London Euston Depot/DU Longsight OHL Depot Depot/DU Luton Track Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Machynlleth Depot/DU Manchester Victoria Depot Depot/DU Marshgate Depot Depot/DU Maybole P-Way Depot Depot/DU Middlesborough Depot/DU Montrose P-Way Depot Depot/DU Morpeth Depot/DU Motherwell Depot/DU New Cumnock Depot Depot/DU Newcastle Depot/DU Newton Abbot Pway Depot Depot/DU Northampton Depot Depot/DU Oakham Maint Depot Depot/DU Old Oak Common Depot/DU Orpington Depot/DU P Way Depot Kirkham Depot/DU Paddington Ranelagh Yard Depot Depot/DU Par Depot Depot/DU Perth Pway Depot Depot/DU Peterborough Depot/DU Piccadilly PWAY Depot Depot/DU Plymouth Depot/DU Pontypool Depot/DU Porthmadog Depot/DU Preston Depot/DU Reading Depot Depot/DU Retford Depot/DU Retford Depot Depot/DU Rhyl Depot/DU Romford Depot Depot/DU Romford Depot Jutsums Lane Depot/DU Romford OHL Depot Depot/DU Rugby Depot Depot/DU Ryde St. Johns Road Depot/DU salisbury Depot/DU Saltley Maint Depot Depot/DU Sandwell & Dudley Depot Depot/DU Scunthorpe Depot/DU Sheffield Depot/DU Sheffield - Property Maint Depot Depot/DU Shenfield Depot Depot/DU Shrewsbury Coleham Depot/DU Signal Centre New Cross Gate Depot Depot/DU Sittingbourne Depot Depot/DU Smethwick Rolfe Street Depot Depot/DU Southampton Pway Depot/DU Southampton Signal Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Stafford Depot/DU Stoke On Trent Depot Depot/DU Stranraer Depot Depot/DU Stratford Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Surbiton P/Way Depot/DU Swansea Depot/DU Swindon DU Depot/DU Swindon Hawksworth Depot Depot/DU Taunton Depot/DU Telecoms Depot - Bristol Depot/DU Telecoms Eastleigh Depot/DU Telecoms MSP Wokin Depot/DU Telecoms Wimbledon Depot/DU Tonbridge Depot/DU Tonbridge Renewals Depot Depot/DU Tottenham Depot Depot/DU Trent Cottages Depot Depot/DU Truro Depot/DU Tweedmouth Depot/DU Warrington Bank Quay Depot/DU Warrington Depot Depot/DU Waterloo Signal Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Watford Depot Depot/DU West Ealing Depot Depot/DU West Hampstead Depot Depot/DU Westbourne Park Depot Depot/DU Westbury Depot Depot/DU Westbury Materials Handling Depot Depot/DU Whitehaven Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Wigan Depot Depot/DU Woking P/Way Depot/DU Wrexham Depot/DU Yeovil Maintenance Depot Depot/DU Yoker Depot Depot/DU York - Property Maint Depot Depot/DU York DU Depot/DU York Holgate Depot Depot/DU Dockland Light Railway Name Location Type Abbey Road Docklands Light Railway All Saints Docklands Light Railway Bank Docklands Light Railway Beckton Docklands Light Railway Beckton Depot Docklands Light Railway Beckton Park Docklands Light Railway Blackwall Docklands Light Railway Blakeys Yard Docklands Light Railway Bow Church Docklands Light Railway Canary Wharf Docklands Light Railway Canning Town Docklands Light Railway Crossharbour Docklands Light Railway Custom House Docklands Light Railway Cutty Sark Docklands Light Railway Cyprus Docklands Light Railway Deptford Bridge Docklands Light Railway Devons Road Docklands Light Railway East India Docklands Light Railway East Route Docklands Light Railway Elverson Road Docklands Light Railway Gallions Reach Docklands Light Railway Greenwich Docklands Light Railway Heron Quays Docklands Light Railway Island Gardens Docklands Light Railway KAD Training School Docklands Light Railway King George V Docklands Light Railway Langdon Park Docklands Light Railway Lewisham Docklands Light Railway Limehouse Docklands Light Railway London City Airport Docklands Light Railway Mudchute Docklands Light Railway Norman Road Docklands Light Railway Pontoon Dock Docklands Light Railway Poplar Docklands Light Railway Poplar Depot Docklands Light Railway Prince of Orange Lane Docklands Light Railway Prince Regent Docklands Light Railway Pudding Mill Lane Docklands Light Railway Royal Albert Docklands Light Railway Royal Victoria Docklands Light Railway Shadwell Docklands Light Railway South Quay Docklands Light Railway Star Lane Docklands Light Railway Stratford Docklands Light Railway Stratford High Street Docklands Light Railway Stratford International Docklands Light Railway Stratford International Extension Docklands Light Railway Tower Gateway Docklands Light Railway West Ham Docklands Light Railway West India Quay Docklands Light Railway West Route Docklands Light Railway West Silvertown Docklands Light Railway Westferry Docklands Light Railway Woolwich Arsenal Docklands Light Railway Woolwich Arsenal Extension Docklands Light Railway Electrical Control Room Name Location Type 1 Location not found Electrical Control Room Brighton ECR Electrical Control Room Canterbury ECR Electrical Control Room Canterbury West ECR Electrical Control Room Crewe ECR Electrical Control Room Eastleigh ECR Electrical Control Room Glasgow Cathcart ECR Electrical Control Room Lewisham ECR Electrical Control Room Paddock Wood ECR Electrical Control Room Raynes Park ECR Electrical Control Room Romford ECR Electrical Control Room Rugby ECR Electrical Control Room Selhurst ECR Electrical Control Room Woking ECR Electrical Control Room Fixed Worksite Name Location Type ABC-Bromsgrove Fixed Worksite ABC-Locip Fixed Worksite ABC-PSU Fixed Worksite ABC-W2R Fixed Worksite GWRM Name Location Type Alun Griffiths Wales & Western GWRM IP Projects Name Location Type 1 Location not found IP Projects Acton (E) IP Projects Acton (W) IP Projects Alstom - 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