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Thurso Georgemas Junction Wick Great Britain Far North Helmsdale Line Lairg Tain Invergordon Garve Dingwall Nairn Elgin Keith Achnasheen Inverness Strathcarron Forres national rail Huntly Plockton Stromeferry Kyle of Lochalsh Aviemore Inverurie route diagram Dyce May 2019 Kingussie Spean Aberdeen Glenfinnan Bridge Principal routes Mallaig Blair Atholl HS2 route Fort William Stonehaven Regional routes Local routes West Rannoch Montrose Limited service Highland Pitlochry Lines Elizabeth Line under construction Arbroath Tyndrum Oban All lines shown except in London area Dalmally Crianlarich Perth Dundee within grey line Gleneagles Dunblane Cupar Arrochar & Tarbet Airport interchange Markinch Railair coach link with Heathrow Airport Stirling Dunfermline Kirkcaldy Ferry interchange Larbert Alloa Fife Garelochhead Circle Inverkeithing Falkirk Grahamston Edinburgh Edinburgh Balloch Gateway Helensburgh Upper Waverley Milngavie North Berwick Helensburgh Central Lenzie Haymarket Falkirk Linlithgow Dunbar High Bathgate Dumbarton Central Maryhill Cumbernauld Not all stations shown Westerton Springburn Berwick-upon-Tweed Airdrie Partick Queen Street Coatbridge Drumgelloch Galashiels Port Paisley Glasgow Gilmour St Kirknewton Tweedbank Central Chathill Gourock Whifflet Shotts Wemyss Bay Inverclyde EAST COAST Paisley Holytown Ayr Canal Largs Line Stewarton Newton Motherwell Kilwinning Alnmouth Ardrossan Neilston Hamilton Troon Burns Line East Carluke Carstairs Kilbride Kilmarnock Prestwick Larkhall Lanark Ayr Morpeth Galloway Girvan 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 Penrith Auckland Middlesbrough WEST COAST WEST Tees Valley Line Whitehaven North Lakes Appleby Saltburn Eaglescliffe Darlington Whitby Esk Valley Line Cumbrian Battersby Coast Windermere Kirkby Stephen Line Lakes Line Scarborough Kendal Settle & Oxenholme Carlisle Line Lake District Filey Northallerton Malton Barrow-in-Furness Ulverston Settle Thirsk Bridlington Carnforth Hellifield Knaresborough Morecambe Yorkshire Coast Line Ilkley Harrogate Sundays Harrogate Line Driffield Heysham Port Lancaster only Wharfedale York Skipton Line Church Clitheroe Airedale Fenton Colne Line Guiseley Ribble Keighley Beverley Valley Whalley Shipley Dearne Line Forster Square Valley Nelson Bradford LEEDS Line Preston Blackburn Burnley Interchange Selby Line Gilberdyke North Halifax Hull Blackpool Kirkham & Dewsbury Castleford Selby Brough Wesham Chorley Hebden Bridge South Todmorden Calderdale Wakefield Westgate Darwen Line Wakefield Kirkgate Barton- New Holland Southport Huddersfield on-Humber Goole Wigan Bolton Rochdale Pontefract Formby Wallgate Salford Ormskirk Crescent Stalybridge Grimsby Northern Lines Penistone Line Doncaster Barnetby Town Bootle Wigan Victoria Penistone Adwick Cleethorpes New Brighton Kirkby North Western Hadfield Scunthorpe Habrough LIVERPOOL Piccadilly Barnsley Saturdays Moorfields Guide Bidston Lime Street Conisbrough only Market Rasen Bridge Glossop West Kirby Romiley Swinton Gainsborough Central Birkenhead Liverpool Earlestown Liverpool South Parkway Warrington Central Marple Meadowhall Gainsborough Lea Road Wirral Central Altrincham Stockport Hope Valley Line Worksop Lincoln Llandudno Heswall Lines Warrington Hooton Runcorn Bank Quay Whaley Chinley Retford Bangor Colwyn Bay Prestatyn Shotton Ellesmere Port Manchester Bridge Sheffield Airport Mansfield Newark Holyhead Chesterfield Castle Newark Llandudno Rhyl Chester Hartford Northwich Erewash Robin North Junction Buxton Valley Hood EASTGate COAST Wilmslow Line Line Skegness Hope Macclesfield Poacher Matlock Alfreton Line Betws-y-Coed Borderlands Sandbach Sheringham Cromer Line Congleton Boston Conwy Valley Line Grantham Sleaford North Walsham Blaenau Ffestiniog Bittern Wrexham Crewe Kidsgrove Derby Line Criccieth General Wrexham Hoveton & Wroxham Pwllheli Alsager Nottingham Central Kings Lynn Porthmadog WEST COAST Norwich Brundall Acle Ruabon Nantwich Great Yarmouth HS2 Stoke- Uttoxeter Spalding North & on-Trent Fen Wymondham Wherry Barmouth Cambrian Coast Gobowen West Line East Midlands Parkway Line Lines Line Downham Whitchurch Stone Tywyn Machynlleth Welshpool Loughborough Market Shrewsbury Attleborough Reedham Oakham Stamford Ely Dovey Newtown Thetford Junction Wellington Burton-on- Leicester Diss Trent Melton March Aberystwyth Peterborough Lowestoft Church Stretton Stafford MIDMowbray LAND MAIN LINE Bury East Telford Central Cosford Hinckley Suffolk Beccles St Edmunds Line Craven Arms Rugeley Market Corby CROSS COUNTRY Harborough Huntingdon Woodbridge Saxmundham Walsall Lichfield Stowmarket Knighton Wolverhampton Newmarket Westerfield Sandwell & Dudley Snow Tamworth Kettering Ipswich Ludlow Smethwick Hill Nuneaton Cambridge Felixstowe Stourbridge Town Curzon Street Llandrindod New Sandy Marches Trent Valley Line Manningtree Line Stourbridge Junction Street Interchange Wellingborough Harwich International Mayflower Line Leominster Royston Builth Road Moor Coventry Stansted Thorpe-le-Soken Hitchin Airport Colchester Street Rugby Walton-on-the-Naze Kidderminster Northampton Bedford Heart Solihull Warwick Stevenage Llanwrtyd Wells of Wales Line Bromsgrove Sudbury Colchester Redditch Leamington Milton Bishops Stortford Town Hertford Clacton-on-Sea Hereford Ledbury Spa Keynes Luton Braintree Stratford- Marks Tey Llandovery Droitwich Spa Marston Welwyn N E CROSS COUNTRY on-Avon Vale Line Great Banbury HS2 Bletchley St Albans Enfield Broxbourne Fishguard Merthyr Ebbw Malvern Worcester Shrub Hill Witham Tydfil Rhymney Vale Worcester Potters Harbour Clarbeston Road Foregate Street Cotswold Llandeilo Abergavenny Aylesbury Bar Whitland Aberdare Line Chingford Southminster Haverfordwest Valley Lines Moreton-in- Watford Junction Chelmsford Carmarthen Treherbert Cheltenham Evesham Marsh Bicester Crouch Caerphilly West Hampstead Milford Haven Charlbury Valley Line Coryton Gloucester COUNTRY Dalston Wickford Tenby Pontypridd Pontypool Princes Willesden Junction Shenfield Pembroke Lydney Golden Valley Risborough Llanelli Neath Radyr Line Romford Chepstow High Rayleigh Maesteg Stroud Oxford Marlow Wycombe St Pancras King’s HS1 CARDIFF Cardiff Southend Airport Port Central Queen Street Kemble Didcot Bourne End Cross Liverpool Stratford Swansea Talbot Henley Street Upminster Southend Victoria Parkway Old Oak Euston Bridgend GT WESTERN Slough Common Shoeburyness Barry Cardiff Bay Newport Severn Bristol Marylebone Tunnel Severn Parkway Swindon Whitechapel Southend Beach Farringdon Central Rhoose Penarth Junction Reading Paddington Cardiff Barry Heathrow Fenchurch Street Tilbury Town Island Charing Blackfriars International Bristol Chippenham Windsor Airport Victoria Ebbsfleet Airport Temple Meads Cross Cannon Street Abbey Sheerness-on-Sea Kensington London Bridge Wood Gravesend Weston-super-Mare Bath Trowbridge Newbury Spa Wokingham HIGH SPEEDStrood 1 Richmond Swanley Dartford Faversham Margate Berks & Hants Line Farnborough Waterloo Frome CROSS Bridgwater WestburyGT WESTERN North Woking Basingstoke Clapham Bromley Otford Chatham Herne Bay Taunton Castle Junction Streatham South Ramsgate Barnstaple Tarka Farnborough HS1 West Line Cary Warminster Epsom Croydon Aldershot Sutton Orpington Canterbury East Deal Eggesford Andover Guildford East Tiverton Heart of Alton Oxted Maidstone Summer Parkway Wessex Line Salisbury Winchester Redhill Sevenoaks Tonbridge West Ashford Sundays only Crediton Okehampton Yeovil Haslemere Dorking Dover Pen Mill Romsey Gatwick Paddock Folkestone Gillingham Airport Wood Central Newton Honiton Eastleigh Three Bridges Abbot East Tunbridge Rye Airport Parkway Grinstead Wells Marsh Gunnislake Bere Exeter Crewkerne Yeovil Crawley Link Channel Alston Exeter Central Southampton Petersfield Haywards Uckfield Tunnel Tamar Junction Heath Valley 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