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National Rail Network Diagram mapping the railways BRITAIN’S RAIL NETWORK TODAY 2008/2011 Thurso Title Georgemas Junction Wick Title National Rail Network Diagram Far North Helmsdale Great Britain Line National Rail Map – schematic Lairg Publisher Project Mapping Tain Publisher Invergordon Garve Date 2011 Association of Train Operating Dingwall national rail Nairn Elgin Keith Achnasheen Inverness Strathcarron Forres Companies (ATOC) Huntly Plockton network diagram Stromeferry Kyle of Lochalsh Date 2008 Aviemore Inverurie Kingussie Dyce February 2011 Spean Aberdeen Glenfinnan Bridge Mallaig Blair Atholl Fort William Stonehaven Pitlochry West Rannoch Montrose Principal routes Highland Lines Regional routes Arbroath Local routes Tyndrum Limited service Oban Dalmally Crianlarich Perth Dundee Not all lines shown in London area Gleneagles denoted by area within grey line Dunblane Cupar Arrochar & Tarbet Markinch Stirling Dunfermline Kirkcaldy Town Places with multiple stations on different lines Larbert Fife Garelochhead Alloa Circle Inverkeithing London Underground Circle Line Balloch Grahamston Edinburgh Upper Falkirk Waverley Glasgow Underground Helensburgh Milngavie North Berwick Lenzie Haymarket Central High Linlithgow Dunbar Bathgate Airport interchange Dumbarton Central Maryhill Cumbernauld Westerton Springburn Berwick-upon-Tweed Ferry interchange Airdrie Newcraighall Partick Railair coach link with Heathrow Airport Queen Street Coatbridge Drumgelloch Port GLASGOW Central Kirknewton Glasgow Inverclyde Shotts Gourock Whifflet Chathill Cambuslang Wemyss Bay Gilmour St Holytown EA Not all stations shown Ayr Paisley Largs Line Canal ST Newton Motherwell Stewarton Alnmouth Ardrossan COAST Kilwinning Neilston Hamilton Troon Burns Line East Carluke Carstairs Kilbride Prestwick Kilmarnock Larkhall Lanark Ayr Morpeth Girvan Galloway Line Lockerbie Stranraer Dumfries Annan Carlisle Tyne Valley Line NEWCASTLE Sunderland www.projectmapping.co.uk Workington Haltwhistle Hexham Durham Coast Line Durham Hartlepool Bishop Stockton Middlesbrough Penrith Auckland Tees Valley Line Whitehaven WEST C Appleby North Lakes Saltburn Eaglescliffe Darlington Whitby Esk Valley Line Cumbrian Battersby Coast Windermere Kirkby Stephen Line OAST Lakes Line Scarborough Kendal Settle & Oxenholme Carlisle Line Lake District Filey Northallerton Malton Barrow-in-Furness Ulverston Settle Thirsk Bridlington Carnforth Hellifield Knaresborough Morecambe Ilkley Yorkshire Coast Line Summer Wharfedale Line Harrogate Line Heysham Port Lancaster Sundays Guiseley York Driffield only Skipton Harrogate Church Clitheroe Keighley Fenton Colne Ribble Airedale Beverley Valley Whalley Line Forster Shipley Dearne Line Nelson Square Valley LEEDS Line Preston Blackburn Bradford Selby Line Gilberdyke North Hebden Interchange Bridge Halifax Hull Burnley Dewsbury Castleford Blackpool Kirkham & Chorley Selby Brough South Wesham Todmorden Calderdale Line Darwen Westgate Kirkgate Barton- New Holland 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D Knighton Wolverhampton Newmarket Westerfield Snow Tamworth Kettering MAIN Ipswich Sandwell & Dudley Hill Ludlow Nuneaton Cambridge Smethwick Felixstowe Llandrindod Trent Valley Line Marches Stourbridge Town New Sandy Manningtree Line Wellingborough Harwich Stourbridge Junction Street International LINE Stansted Mayflower Line BIRMINGHAM RY Coventry Royston Builth Road Leominster Moor Airport Street Rugby Hitchin Colchester Thorpe-le-Soken Kidderminster Northampton Bedford Walton-on-the-Naze Heart Solihull Warwick Stevenage Llanwrtyd Wells of Wales Line Bromsgrove Sudbury Colchester COUNTRedditch Milton Ledbury Leamington Hertford Bishops Stortford Town Hereford Spa Keynes Luton Clacton-on-Sea Stratford- Braintree Marks Tey Droitwich Spa Marston Welwyn Llandovery on-Avon Vale Line NE Great CROSS Banbury Broxbourne Shrub Hill Bletchley St Albans Enfield Malvern Witham Fishguard Merthyr Foregate Street Potters Tydfil Rhymney Ebbw Vale Cotswold Bar Harbour Clarbeston Road Llandeilo 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