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Section T: North & West Line Page 4 of 7 Section T: North & West Line Section T: North & West Line T2: Hereford & Newport Line (contd.) Drawing no. Signal box T1: Shrewsbury & Hereford Line/Grange Court & Hereford Line P144 Pandy Drawing no. Signal box S920 Llanvihangel English Bridge P137 Abergavenny Jcn S834 Coleham Abergavenny North D420 Sutton Bridge Jcn. Abergavenny South Bayston Hill P137 (1941) Abergavenny Station D420 Bayston Hill Loop D221 (1957) Penpergwm L236 (1942) Condover D221 Nantyderry Dorrington Ballast Pit L192 (1957) Little Mill Jcn. L236 (1942) Dorrington P76 Pontypool Road Station North Micklewood P76 Pontypool Road Station Middle Leebotwood P336 (1950), P1 (1962) Pontypool Road Station South Dudgeley D500 Pontypool Road East Jcn Panteg Jcn. B67 Church Stretton D500 Little Stretton Panteg Lower D505 Marsh Brook P240 (1941) Lower Pontnewydd D505 Marsh Farm Jcn P240 Llantarnam Jcn Wistanstow D533 Ponthir Bishops Castle Jcn D533 Caerleon Works Sdg Stretford Bridge Junction D575 Caerleon Station Long Lane Crossing D575 (c.1932) St. Julian's Sdg S844 Craven Arms Crossing B373 Maindee Jcn North Craven Arms Station T3: Leominster & New Radnor Line Central Wales Jcn D258 Craven Arms Junction Drawing no. Signal box D258 Onibury W56/01 Kingsland D355 Bromfield S131 Pembridge [name of box unknown] D229 Titley Ludlow North D229 Kington Clee Hill Jcn Dolyhir P231 (1949) Ludlow New Radnor Ludlow Station T4: Presteign Branch Ashford Crossing Drawing no. Signal box L132 Woofferton Jcn. Presteigne D535 Berrington & Eye D535 Kington Jcn T5: Clee Hill Branch Bromyard Junction Drawing no. Signal box P81 Leominster Station P231 (c. 1951) Bitterley Leominster (South End) P81 T6: Shrewsbury & Welshpool Branch Leominster Drawing no. Signal box Ford Bridge Meole Brace Jcn Dinmore Hookagate B68 Moreton on Lugg Hanwood D111 (1957) Shelwick Jcn Cruckmeole Jcn D111 Barrs Court Jcn Westbury [Salop] L23 Brecon Curve Jcn Middletown D112 also P6 (Hereford Station [Barrs Court Hereford] Middletown Hills 1973) Breidden Ayleston Hill D112 Hereford T7: Minsterley Branch J73 (1949) Rotherwas Junction Drawing no. Signal box T2: Hereford & Newport Line Plealey Road Pontesbury Drawing no. Signal box Minsterley Barton & Brecon Curve Jcn P228 Barton Curve T8: Ross to Little Mill Jcn Worcester Sdgs Drawing no. Signal box P228 Barton Station P226 Monmouth Troy Wye Bridge GF Dingestow D259 Red Hill Jcn L230 Llandenny Haywood L230 Usk D259 Tram Inn L158 Glascoed S818 St. Devereux Note: Section T2 from Pontrilas to Maindee Junction and P144 Pontrilas Section T8 from Monmouth Troy to Little Mill Junction are also included on the 'South Wales' CD Page 4 of 7 Section U: Cambrian Railways Section U: Cambrian Railways U1: Whitchurch & Aberystwyth Line (cont'd) Drawing no. Signal box U1: Whitchurch & Aberystwyth Line Machynlleth Drawing no. Signal box Derwenlas Crossing S219 Whitchurch Cambrian Junction Glandovey Jcn. L121 (1959) D35 Fenns Bank Dovey Junction D35 Bettisfield Glandyfi D289 Welshampton Glandovey Ellesmere Station D289 Ynyslas Ellesmere Borth D540 (1905) Ellesmere Jcn. Llandre D540 Ellesmere South Loop Llanfihangel Frankton Bow Street Whittington High Level Llanbadarn Crossing L24 Oswestry North L207 Aberystwyth Oswestry Central W87/08 Oswestry South U2: Wrexham & Ellesmere Line D529 Llynclys Jcn. Drawing no. Signal box Llynclys Station Ellesmere Loop North D529 Pant D524 Overton on Dee not available (later D524 Bangor on Dee Llanymynech North Llanymynech GF) P252 Marchwiel Factory Llanymynech South P252 Marchwiel Llanymynech Wrexham Central South D34 Four Crosses U3: Tanat Valley Branch Pool Quay Drawing no. Signal box D34 Pool Quay (North) Porthywaen Pool Quay South Blodwell Jcn Buttington North P251, D33 Llanyblodwell Buttington Junction Llangedwyn Buttington South P251 (1894) Buttington Brickyard Siding Llanrhaiadr Mochnant Buttington Gates Llangynog P251, D33 (1962) Buttington Crossing U4: Llanfyllin Branch B15 Welshpool (North) Drawing no. Signal box Welshpool South Nantmawr Jcn. Kilkewydd Bridge Jcn Llansantffraid Crossing Forden D413 Llansantffraid [Station] S938 Montgomery Llanfechain Abermule (North) D413 Llanfyllin Abermule South Newtown North U5: Moat Lane Jcn East to Talyllyn Jcn No.1 Newtown (South) Drawing no. Signal box [Scafell] Llandinam [Dulais] Dolwen P389 Moat Lane Jcn East P277 (c. 1957) Llanidloes (North) P389 Moat Lane West Llanidloes South Caersws Penpontbren Jcn. Pontdolgoch P277 (1899) Tylwch Clatter Crossing P277 (c. 1951) Pantydwr Carno (North?) P277 St. Harmons Carno P277 Rhayader Talerddig Elan Valley Railway Jcn Llanbrynmair D113 Doldowlod Cemmes Road D113 Newbridge on Wye D265 Machynlleth East P375 (1949) Builth Road (North) D265 Machynlleth West S155 Builth Road South Builth Wells North P375 (c. 1951) Builth Wells Builth Wells South Aberedw Page 5 of 7 Section U: Cambrian Railways - Section W: Shrewsbury Division U5: Moat Lane Jcn East to Talyllyn Jcn No.1 (cont'd) Section W: Shrewsbury Division Drawing no. Signal box W1: Shrewsbury & Wellington Line/Didcot & Chester D228 Erwood Line Boughrood & Llyswen D228 Drawing no. Signal box Boughrood not available (Stafford Wellington No.1 D77 Three Cocks Jcn. Junction) D77 Talgarth Wellington No.2 D78 Trefeinon Wellington No.3 Talyllyn Jcn No.1 not available (Market D78 Wellington No.4 Talyllyn North Junction Drayton Junction) U6: Glandovey Jcn. to Pwllheli (West) Admaston Drawing no. Signal box Allscott Sidings D556 Aberdovey Allscott Sugar Works Towyn Brickyard Sdg. Walcot Towyn South Upton Magna D556 Towyn Belvidere Bridge Towyn North Potteries Jcn Tonfanau Show Yard Sdgs Llwyngwril B2 Abbey Foregate Fairbourne P265 (1958) P266 (1961) Severn Bridge Jcn Barmouth Jcn South J87 Shrewsbury Central Barmouth Jcn (North) J94 Crewe Jcn J61 Morfa Mawddach Shrewsbury South D559 (1952, 1966) D76 Barmouth South Coton Hill South Coton Hill North D76 Barmouth North Shrewsbury North Dyffryn Leaton D266 Llanbedr & Pensarn Oldwoods D266 Harlech B18 Baschurch Talsarnau S833 Haughton Sdgs Penrhyndeudraeth Rednal & West Felton Minffordd W62/17 Whittington [Low Level] Tramway Crossing Croesor Crossing D80 Gobowen South Gorseddau Crossing D80 Gobowen North Huddart's Crossing Weston Rhyn not yet available Portmadoc (East) Pressgweene Portmadoc West Trehowell Criccieth Chirk P316 (1916, c. 1950) Afon Wen Black Park Llangollen Road P316 Penychain W62/23 Whitehurst not yet available Pwllheli East Fron Sdgs D531 (1909, c. 1950) Pwllheli (West) Fron Branch Junction U7: Dolgelley Branch Cefn Drawing no. Signal box Llangollen Line Jcn Dolgelley West P369 Ruabon South S255 (1936) Penmaenpool D260 Ruabon Middle Ruabon North Arthog D260 Barmouth Jcn East Gardden Lodge Junction Vauxhall Colliery Sdgs Johnstown & Hafod Hafod Sidings Bersham Rhos Jcn W62/34 Croes Newydd South Fork not yet available Croes Newydd North Fork Wrexham South L233 Wrexham Station L233 Wrexham North Rhosddu Crossing Wrexham Colliery Wheatsheaf Jcn United Colliery Gresford Marford Rossett (South) Rossett Page 6 of 7 GW Section W: Shrewsbury DIvision W1: Shrewsbury & Wellington Line/Didcot & Chester W5: Wrexham & Minera Branch (cont'd) Line (cont'd) Drawing no. Signal box Drawing no. Signal box Broughton Forge Rossett North Broughton Crossing Pulford Sdgs Brymbo Station Crossing Balderton Brymbo East Green Lane Crossing Brymbo Middle Crossing Saltney Gates Byrmbo West Crossing Saltney Dee Jcn Brymbo Crossing W2: Ruabon & Dolgelley Line Coed Poeth Berwig Crossing Drawing no. Signal box D183 Acrefair W6: Moss Valley Branch D183 Trevor Drawing no. Signal box Wrights Sdg Moss Llangollen Moss Crossing D184 Llangollen Station D184 Llangollen Goods Jcn W7: Ponkey Branch Berwyn Drawing no. Signal box D185 Deeside Loop Ponkey Crossing D185 Glyndyfrdwy W8: Rhos Branch D186 Carrog Drawing no. Signal box Corwen Rhostyllen D186 Corwen East Legacy D187 Corwen West Rhos Cynwyd Brook Street D187 Llandrillo Wynn Hall D182 Llandderfel D182 Bala Jcn W9: Market Drayton Branch Bala [original] Drawing no. Signal box S832 Llanuwchllyn Crudgington Garneddwen Peplow D163 Drws-y-Nant Hodnet D163 Bontnewydd Tern Hill Dolgelley East Market Drayton Station Dolgelley Silverdale Jcn. Adderley W3: Bala & Festiniog Branch Audlem Drawing no. Signal box Hack Green D241 Bala D241 Frongoch Midland: Brecon Curve to Three Cocks Junction P124 Arenig Drawing no. Signal box S807 Cwm Prysor S207 Moorfields Junction P124 Trawsfynydd B303 Eardisley Junction Maentwrog Road S901 Hay Junction D242 Festiniog Station LNWR: Craven Arms to Llandovery Tan-y-Manod Sdgs Drawing no. Signal box Cwmboydd Crossing D127 Broome Blaenau Festiniog "A" D127 Hopton Heath Blaenau Festiniog "B" S234 Bucknell D242 Blaenau Festiniog D128 Knighton No. 2 W4: Oswestry Branch D128 Llangunllo Drawing no. Signal box Llanbister Road Oswestry Dolau Oswestry Crossing Penybont Junction Penybont Station W5: Wrexham & Minera Branch Llandrindod Wells Drawing no. Signal box S861 Howey Croes Newydd East D129 Builth Road No. 1 Croes Newydd West D129 Builth Road No. 2 Moss Valley Jcn. B198 Garth Weighbridge Sdg D44 Llanwrtyd Wells New Broughton Colliery D44 Sugar Loaf Summit Plas Power S257 Cynghordy Amendment state information will be added to the SRS web site as it is submitted. Further diagrams will be digitised and further CDs will be published as suitable geographic areas are completed. Page 7 of 7 .
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