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UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED CREWE MODULE (CE) PAGE RLS No LOCATION MANCHESTER PICCADILLY TO CREWE VIA CHEADLE HULME CE 2 MP Manchester Piccadilly - Up CE 3 MP Manchester Piccadilly - Down CE 4 1 Ardwick Jnc. to Slade Lane Jnc. - Up CE 5 1 Slade Lane Jnc. to Ardwick Jnc. - Down CE 6 2 Slade Lane Jnc. to Edgeley Jnc. - Up CE 7 2 Edgeley Jnc. to Slade Lane Jnc. - Down CE 8 3 Edgeley Jnc. To Cheadle Hulme - Up CE 9 3 Cheadle Hulme to Edgeley Jnc. - Down CE 10 4 Cheadle Hulme to Chelford - Up CE 11 4 Chelford to Cheadle Hulme to - Down CE 12 5 Chelford to Sandbach - Up CE 13 5 Sandbach to Chelford - Down CE 14 6 Sandbach to Crewe - Up CE 15 6 Crewe to Sandbach - Down SLADE LANE JUNCTION TO WILMSLOW AND M.I.A. VIA STYAL LINE CE 16 16 Slade Lane Jnc. to Wilmslow via MIA - Up CE 17 16 Wilmslow to Slade Lane Jnc. via MIA - Down CE 18 17 MIA - Up CE 19 17 MIA - Down SHUNT MAPS KEY TO MAP SYMBOLS CE 20 MP1 - Schematic CE 21 MP2 - Platforms 1 - 3 Typical colour light signals CE 22 Ardwick with position lights, theatre CE 23 Longsight 1 - (North) Enter or exit TMD box and junction indicator CE 24 Longsight 2 - (North) Moves from MP94 CE 25 Longsight 3 - (North) Various shunts Line speed and 25 40 CE 26 Longsight 4 - (South) Change direction on main line applicable direction CE 27 Heaton Norris Theatre box showing SDG CE 28 HN map for Engine Holding Siding possible destination CE 29 Stockport No2 - North end shunts Dorman 2 aspect LED or Ansaldo CE 30 Stockport No2 - North end shunts signal capable of showing red, yellow and green aspects (yellows CE 31 Stockport No1 - South end shunts can flash) CE 32 Stockport No1 - South end shunts CE 33 Wilmslow Line Speed (usually shown to CE 34 Alderley Edge right of applicable line) and CE 35 Sandbach mileage 25 0.49 CE 36 Crewe Typical signal number MS4132 CE 37 Manchester International Airport Signal Box NRN number CE 38 Route Plan 05-88295 Name of line DOWN WILMSLOW Typical Ground Position Light Typical Limit of Shunt Feature name and mileage Stockport Station 183.01 Page CE 1 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED RLS No MP Depot - Manchester Piccadilly Drawn by DC 04/06 Checked by SL 05/08 Issue 2 04/11 Manchester Piccadilly Throat - Up See RLS No 1 Note:- Differential speed limits may apply to this map but only the line speed for class 1, 2 and 5 trains and applicable "SP" classes are shown for clarity 15 UP FAST UP SLOW DOWN FAST UP & DN GOODS DOWN SLOWDOWN See RLS No 7 Ardwick Junction 183.13/0.00 20 MP306 30 MP302 MP304 CAR (TPE DEPOT) 30 MP314 MP316 30 30 188.16 35 35 65 30 65 25 25 25 40 188.30 45 45 MP326 MP320 MP322 MP324 DE F DS S 25 25 MP1138 WAS Multi SPAD Signal! MP332 MP332 MP334 MP336 LOOP (G) MAYFIELD 188.39 25 20 E F DE E 15 Multi SPAD Signal! MP346 MP340 MP342 MP344 MP346 DN SLOW UP SLOW 188.41 3535 45 45 15 ENGINE SIDING (E) 20 15 15 188.48 25 25 25 25 15 20 20 UP FAST Manchester Piccadilly East Jnc DN FAST UP EAST 20 DOWN EAST MP1162 017 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 All Lines TCB 15 Holding Siding MP374 All A.C. overhead lines No OLE! controlled by Crewe MP372 ECO - Platform Lengths NRN 2175 - Int' 175 1 - 238m MP354 2 - 238m 3 - 237m MP352 MP362 MP364 MP376 MP378 Platform No Signal No Indications MP382 MP384 4 - 239m MP380 5 - 340m MP350 MP366 MP368 13 14b 1 MP 350 DE E 6 - 277m MP390 2 MP 352 DE E 7 - 277m 3 MP 354 DE DF EG F S E 8 - 344m 4 MP 362 DE DF EG F S 9 - from buffer to MP 390 - 212m 5 MP 364 DF EG F S 9 - in total 330m HOLDING SIDING (H) MP386 6 MP 366 DF EG F S 10 - 177m MP388 7 MP 368 DF EG F S 11 - 98m 8 MP 372 DF EG F S 15 15 15 15 15 15 12 - 98m 9 MP 374 DF EG DS G F S 13 - 277m (PPC) 9 MP 390 To MP 374 14 - 266m (PPC) 10 MP 376 To MP 374 11 MP 378 To MP 374 13b 14 12 MP 380 To MP 374 DN OXFORD RD Manchester Piccadilly Station 188.70 UP OXFORD RD 13 MP 382 F S DF DS G 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 20 20 14 MP 384 F S DF DS G Manchester Piccadilly PSB 188.70 05-84007 See RLS No 31 0161 228 4007 Page CE 2 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED RLS No MP Depot - Manchester Piccadilly Drawn by DC 04/06 Checked by SL 05/08 Issue 2 04/11 Manchester Piccadilly Throat - Down See RLS No 31 05-84007 Manchester Piccadilly PSB 188.70 U 0161 228 4007 D Manchester Piccadilly Station 188.70 12 1110 9 8 76 5 4 3 2 1 MP389 MP387 Platform Lengths 14 13b 1 - 238m 2 2 - 238m 3 - 237m 4 - 239m UP OXFORD RD DN OXFORD RD 5 - 340m 6 - 277m MP393 MP391 7 - 277m 8 - 344m 9 - from buffer to MP 390 - 212m MP393CA SIDING (H) HOLDING 9 - in total 330m 10 - 177m 11 - 98m 12 - 98m 13 - 277m (PPC) 14b 13 14 - 266m (PPC) Holding Siding 20 20 No OLE! 15 20 15 15 13 14 15 MP1161 15 Manchester Piccadilly East Jnc 188.48 20 20 15 15 15 15 20 MP1155 15 1-3 3-12 15 1-4 20 SG 188.41 2525 25 25 25 H 25 MP1151 9-14 3-14 3-14 3-14 MP349 MP347 MP345 MP343 MP341 MP337 25 UP EAST DN EAST ENGINE SIDING (E) LOOP (G) LOOP MAYFIELD MAYFIELD UP FAST DN FAST DN SLOW UP SLOW 15 25 20 MP1135 25 MP1137 MP321 G S EG F MP1125 G S US 25 25 MP1123 188.16 40 30 40 US F F G S 30 30 UF US UF MP1117 MP1115 30 30 188.08 188.08 EG F US 40 EG S US 40 G E UF G E UF 017 Ardwick Junction 183.13/0.00 MP307 MP305 ALL LINES TCB 35 188.02 20 All A.C. overhead lines See RLS No 7 controlled by Crewe 35 ECO - 15 NRN 2175 - Int' 175 GOODS Note:- Differential speed limits may apply to UP & DN UP FAST UP SLOW DN SLOW this map but only the line speed for class 1, 2 FAST DOWN and 5 trains and applicable "SP" classes are 65 65 45 shown for clarity See RLS No 1 Page CE 3 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED RLS No 1 Depot - Manchester Piccadilly Drawn by DC 04/06 Checked by SL 05/08 Issue 2 04/11 Ardwick Junction to Slade Lane Junction - Up See RLS No 2 Note:- Differential speed limits may apply to this map but only the line speed for class 1, 2 and 5 trains and applicable "SP" classes are 186.25 90 shown for clarity 186.39 75 45 UP FAST UP SLOW 186.43 4 5 75 See RLS No 16 Slade Lane Jnc. 186.46 186.50 45 MP35 MP33 186.55 75 45 Longsight South Jnc. 186.77 NCK 45 F 15 Longsight Panel S UP SLOW 05-84008 DN SLOW DN MP39 0161 228 4008 MP38 MP37 Longsight Staff Halt 187.07 25 15 Depot Jnc. 187.44 15 25 NCK 187.23 90 75 20 15 SDG MP53 MP56 MP48 MP55 MP58 MP57 MP59 SDG 15 UP FAST RUN AROUND SIDING DN SLOW DN DN FAST DN UP SLOW DN GOODS 25 25 DG WL3 UP & DN GOODS 15 RND MIS Longsight Depot Jnc 187.54 15 MP69 WL2 186.55 15 15 15 MP86 MP85 SDG 15 REC DN GOODS MP88 15 UG MP95 WAS Multi SPAD Signal! MP97 MP94 SDG SDG MP96 REC REC MP97 US 017 45 DN SLOW DN 15 All Lines TCB MP1114 UP FAST DN FAST DN UP SLOW All A.C. overhead lines UP & DN GOODS controlled by Crewe 45 65 65 40 ECO - See RLS MP NRN 2175 - Int' 175 Page CE 4 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED RLS No 1 Depot - Manchester Piccadilly Drawn by DC 04/06 Checked by SL 05/08 Issue 2 04/11 Slade Lane Junction to Ardwick Junction - Down See RLS MP Note:- Differential speed limits may apply to this map but only the line speed for class 1, 2 MP303 and 5 trains and applicable "SP" classes are G S shown for clarity US EG F UF 15 E MP301 15 15 UP & DN GOODS 40 MP87 15 187.57 60 45 MP81 MP84 15 15 Longsight Depot Jnc 187.54 15 25 Longsight Panel MP78 15 05-84008 DN FAST UP SLOW DN SLOW DN GOODS MP72 0161 228 4008 MP61 WAS Multi SPAD Signal! MP 63 & 64 UP FAST MP63 MP64 MP73 MP62 Depot Jnc. 187.44 15 65 15 45 45 UG 15 15 15 RUN AROUND SIDING F MP45 UG Longsight Staff Halt 187.07 MP44 40 SDG 15 F MP36 Longsight South Jnc. 186.77 MP41 MP42 45 45 45 186.55 90 45 See RLS No 16 Slade Lane Jnc. 186.46 45 45 All Lines TCB All A.C.
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