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DEPOT / LOCATION CODES ABY Abbey View Disabled Day Centre BSS British Steel - Scunthorpe ACH Avon Causeway Hotel, Hurn Station BT Bo'ness (BKR) AD Ashford (Hitachi) BTF Briton Ferry AF Ashford Chart Leacon (Bombardier) BTT Thinktank, Birmingham Science Museum AFP Appleby Frodingham Preservation Society BW Besain Works, Spain (CAF) AJW A J Wilson, Leeds BWR Bodmin & Wenford Railway AK Ardwick, Manchester (Siemens) BY Bletchley (WMT) AL Aylesbury (Chiltern Railways) BYD Barry Docks ALB Albacete, Spain BZ St Blazey (DBC) ALN Aln Valley Railway, Alnwick CA Cambridge (Arriva Traincare) ALR Ashover Light Railway CAL Caledonian Railway, Brechin ALY Allely’s Transport, Studley CAN Canadian Railroad Historical Museum AN Allerton (Northern) CC Clacton (Siemens) AP Ashford Rail Plant CCC Caledonian Camping Coach Co, Loch Awe ARC Alderney Railway, Channel Islands CD Crewe Diesel (Locomotive Services Ltd) ARD Attero Recycling, Doncaster CDF Castle Donnington Freight Terminal ATC Appleby Training Centre, Appleby Station CE Crewe International Electric (DBC) AVD A V Dawson, Middlesbrough CES Crossley Evans Scrapyard, Shipley AVR Avon Valley Railway CF Cardiff Canton (Pullman Rail) AYB Adelaide Yard, Belfast, NI CFB CF Booth, Rotherham AZ Alizay, France (ECR) CFT Cardiff Tidal BA Basford Hall, Crewe (Freightliner) CG Crewe Gresty Bridge (DRS) BAB Bardon Hill Quarry (Bardon Aggregates) CH Chester (Alstom) BAC Croft Quarry (Bardon Aggregates) CHA Chasewater Light Railway BAR Bachmann, Barwell CHV Churnet Valley Railway BAT Battlefield Line Railway CJ Clapham Jnct (SWR) BBR Bluebell Railway CJH Cannon Jnct PH, Beverley Road Hull BCB Bannold Capability Barns, Fen Drayton CK Corkerhill, Glasgow (ScotRail) BD Birkenhead North (Mersey Rail) CLG Cloughton Station BDT Barton Dock, Trafford Park CLS Coopers Lane School, Grove Park, London BE Brodie Engineering, Kilmarnock CM Cranmore, East Somerset Railway BEM Beamish, North of England Open Air Museum CN Cheriton, Folkestone (Eurotunnel) BF Bedford Cauldwell Walk (Thameslink) CO Coquelles, France (Eurotunnel) BG Bulgaria (DBC) COL Coalport Station BH Barrow Hill Roundhouse CP Crewe Carriage Shed (Arriva Traincare) BHC Bellingham Heritage Centre CPB Boulby Mine (Clevedon Potash) BI Brighton Lovers Walk (Southern) CPR Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway BID Bideford Heritage Centre, Bideford Station CQ Crewe Heritage Centre BIN Binbrook Trading Est, Louth CRM Cobra Railfreight, Middlesbrough BIR Barry Island Railway CRT Cambrian Heritage Railways, Llynclys and BK Bristol Barton Hill (Arriva Traincare) Oswestry BKR Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway CS Carnforth, WCRC BM Bournemouth (SWR) CTL CTL Seal, Sheffield BMV Bekonscot Model Village, Beaconsfield CTM Conneticut Trolley Museum, USA BN Bounds Green (LNER) CTV Crich Tramway Village BO Burton-on-Trent (Nemesis Rail) CU Cranfield University BOD Bodfari, North Wales (P) CVM Conwy Valley Rly Museum, Betws-Y-Coed BOS Boston Docks CVR Colne Valley Railway BOW Bowes Railway, Gateshead CW Carlisle Wapping Sidings BQ Bury, East Lancashire Railway CWR Cholsey & Wallingford Railway BRC Buckinghamshire Railway Centre CY Crewe South Yard BS Bescot (DBC) CYB The Cab Yard, Bridgend BSL British Steel - Lackenby CZ Central Rivers (Bombardier) BSM Bressingham Steam Museum DAG Dagenham Yard Updated to 28th January 2019 1 DAV Daventry International Railfreight Terminal FN Fréthun (France) DAW Brunel Camping Coach Park, Dawlish Warren FPW Friends of the Pump-House, Walthamstow DCM Dales Countryside Museum, Hawes FR Fratton (SWR) DD Decoy Yard, Doncaster FSM Fort Steele Historical Museum, British Columbia, DDN Derbyshire Dales Narrow Gauge Railway Canada DE East Dereham, Mid Norfolk Railway FT Foxton DFR Dean Forest Railway FX Felixstowe Dock & Railway Co DG Dourges, France FXR Foxfield Railway DL Dollands Moor (DBC) GAB Garden Art Plus, Barrs Yard, Hungerford DLM Dean Lane Manchester GAH Glenlo Abbey Hotel, Galway, Ireland DM Dee Marsh GAS Gardeners Arms PH, Sompting DMR Dartmoor Railway GBB Geoffrey Briddon Building, Darley Dale DPM Downpatrick Railway Museum, NI GCN Great Central Railway North, Ruddington DR Doncaster Carr (Hitachi) GCR Great Central Railway, Loughborough DRC Didcot Railway Centre GCT Garston Car Terminal, Liverpool DSR Dartmouth Steam Railway GET Great Eastern Traction, Hardingham Station DTG John G Russell Transport, Glasgow GF South Gosforth (Tyne & Wear Metro) DVC Devon Railway Centre, Bickleigh Mill Station GI Gillingham, Kent (Southeastern) DVR Derwent Valley Light Railway GMM German Museum, Munich, Germany DW Doncaster West Yard GOS Great Ormond Street Hospital DY Derby Etches Park (EMT) GRC Glasgow Resource Centre, Nitshill EAR East Anglian Railway Museum GRM Glasgow Riverside Museum EBB Ebberston Station GRS Gwinear Road Station (Helston Diesel Group) EC Edinburgh Craigentinny (LNER) GSM Glenfinnan Station Museum ECM Eureka Children’s Museum, Halifax GT Grosmont, North Yorkshire Moors Railway EDV Eden Valley Railway GVR Garw Valley Railway, Pontycymer EH Eastleigh (Arriva Traincare) GW Glasgow Shields Road (ScotRail) EHY Eastleigh East Yard GWI Gwili Railway EKR East Kent Light Railway GWR Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway ELR East Lancashire Railway HA Haymarket, Edinburgh (ScotRail) ELS Elsecar Heritage Rly HAR Harvington Station EM East Ham (c2c) HAW Trailways Cycle Hire, Hawsker Station EMB Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway HAY adj Hayle Station EMH European Metals Recycling, Hartlepool HBA Honeybourne Airfield EML EMD, Longport HCC Howlish Cattery, Coundon EMM European Metals Recycling, Manchester HCW Hopetown Carriage Works, Darlington EMR European Metals Recycling, Kingsbury HE Hornsey (Thameslink) EMS European Metals Recycling, Attercliffe, Sheffield HEA Heacham Station EOR Epping Ongar Railway HEL Hellifield (WCRC) EPP Epping Station (LUL) HFR Humberside Fire & Rescue, Seven Lakes Country ESR East Somerset Railway Park, Crowle ETV Exeter & Teign Valley Railway, Christow Station HFS Hope Farm, Sellindge EVR Ecclesbourne Valley Railway HG Hither Green (DBC) EX Exeter (Great Western Railway) HH Hams Hall, Coleshill (Freightliner) EXR Exeter Riverside Yard HI Highgate (LT) EY Ely (Potter Group) HLM Heanors, Langley Mill FA Faurei Test Facility, Romania HM Healey Mills Yard FAM France - Amiens HOO Hoo Jnct (DBC) FW Fawley Oil Refinery, Southampton HOP Hope Cement Works (Hope Construction) FB Ferrybridge HQ Unallocated (Various) FCM Fire Service Training College, Moreton-in-Marsh HRC Harwich FF Forest (Belgian EuroStar) HSD Head of Steam, Darlington Railway Museum FHR Fawley Hill Railway (P) HSL HSL Harpur Hill, Buxton FIN Finmere Station, Newton Purcell HST Heritage Shunters Trust, Rowsley FLW Flixborough Wharf HT Heaton, Newcastle (Northern) FMD Henry Ford Museum, Detroit, USA HUD National Children’s Centre, Huddersfield Station FMW Flour Mill Workshop, Bream HW Hellemmes, Lille, France 2 ICRS UK Rail Series No.2 - UK Combine IBB Ironbridge Gorge Museums - Blists Hill Victorian MAQ Machen Quarry Village MAR ex-Hornby Factory, Margate IL Ilford (Greater Anglia) MD Merehead (Mendip Rail) ILW Ingrow Loco Works, Keighley & Worth Valley Rly MDA MoD Ashchurch IM Immingham (DBC) MDB MoD Bicester IMQ Imerys, Quidhampton MDC MoD Caerwent ING Irchester Narrow Gauge Railway MDE MoD Eastriggs IOW Isle of Wight Steam Railway MDG MoD Glen Douglas IPM Railway Preservation Soc of Ireland, Mullingar, Eire MDK MoD Kineton IPW Railway Preservation Soc of Ireland, Whitehead, NI MDL MoD Longtown IS Inverness (ScotRail) MDU MoD Ludgershall ISM Inverness Millburn Yard MES Merseyside Emergency Services Training Centre, KDR Keith & Dufftown Railway Wallasey KES Kent & East Sussex Railway MG Margam (DBC) KET Hanson Cement, Ketton MH Millerhill (DBC) KF Krefeld, Germany (Siemens) MHR Mid Hants Railway KIL Kilmeadon Station, Co Waterford, Eire MI Minehead, West Somerset Railway KLR Kirklees Light Railway, Clayton West, MID Middleton Railway Huddersfield ML Motherwell (DBC) KM Carlisle Kingmoor (DRS) MLR The Railway Farm, Mill of Logierait, Ballinluig KOF Kingdom of Fife, Kirkland Yard, Leven MM Moreton-in-Marsh KR Kidderminster, Severn Valley Railway MMP Marchwood Military Port, Southampton KWV Keighley & Worth Valley Railway MN Machynlleth (Arriva Trains) KY Knottingley (DBC) MNR Mid Norfolk Railway LA Laira (Great Western Railway) MOC Museum of Canterbury LAV Lavender Line, Isfield MOL Moreton Business Park, Moreton on the Lugg (P) LB Brush Traction (Wabtec), Loughborough MOS Mossend (DBC) LC Loughborough, Great Central Railway MPT Mark Pocklington Transport, Skegness LD Leeds Midland Road (Freightliner) MQ Meldon Quarry LE Landore (Great Western Railway) MR March Yard LFB LaFarge Aggregates, Barrow-upon-Soar MRB Midland Railway Butterley LFM LaFarge Aggregates, Mountsorrel MS Millerhill (ScotRail) LG Longsight Electric Depot (Northern) MSC Manchester Ship Canal LH Liverpool Edge Hill (Northern) MSL Museum of Liverpool LHG L H Group, Barton under Needwood MSM Museum of Science & Industry, Manchester LHR Lakeside & Haverthwaite Railway MT Manchester Int (Alstom / TPE) LL Liverpool Edge Hill (West Coast Traincare) MTL Multi-Tal Logistics, Shildon (formerly Rail LLR Llangollen Railway Restorations) LM Long Marston MTT Merseyside Transport Trust, Burscough LMI Little Mill Inn, Rowarth MY Whitemoor Yard (GBRf) LMR Llanelli & Mynydd Mawr Railway, Cynheidre NA Newton Aycliffe (Hitachi) LO Longsight Diesel (Northern) NC Norwich Crown Point (Greater Anglia) LR Leicester (UK Rail Leasing) NCB National College for High Speed Rail, B'ham LSM Science Museum, London NCD National
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