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Border Counties Railway


  • Riccarton Junction (Scotland) - linking with Waverly route to Edinburgh
  • Saughtree
  • Deadwater
  • Kielder
  • Lewiefield Halt
  • Plashetts - linking with Plashetts Colliery Waggonway
  • Falstone
  • Thorneyburn
  • Tarset
  • Charlton
  • Bellingham
  • Reedsmouth - linking with Wansbeck Railway to Morpeth
  • Countess Park
  • Wark
  • Barrasford
  • Chollerton
  • Chollerford (later Humshaugh)
  • Wall
  • Border Counties Junction
  • Hexham
Railway Falstone Railway Station (1861 - 1958) Wansbeck Railway Deadwater Station Redesmouth Railway Station Thorneyburn Station Former Railway Station, Barrasford Plashetts Station (1861 - 1958)
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Embankment on the former Border Counties line near Barrasford

Pinned by Simon Cotterill
Former Railway Station, Barrasford
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Former Railway Station, Barrasford
- The former railway station at Barrasford was built as part of the Border Counties Railway. The station building is now part of an outdoors activity centre.
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Plashetts Station (1861 - 1958)
- Overview About Plashetts Station   Plashetts railway station is a closed stone built railway station that served the mining hamlet of Plashetts, in Northumberland, England, which is now beneath the …
Wansbeck Railway
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Wansbeck Railway
- The Wansbeck Railway (or 'Wannie Line') was a single track railway, which ran from Morpeth to Redesmouth, where it made a junction with the Border Counties Railway.  The line opened …
Falstone Railway Station (1861 - 1958)
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Falstone Railway Station (1861 - 1958)
- Overview Map Street View The railway station at Falstone was built on a line of the Border Counties Railway, which had been absorbed into the North Eastern Railway by the …
Deadwater Station
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Deadwater Station
Redesmouth Railway Station
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Redesmouth Railway Station
Thorneyburn Station
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Thorneyburn Station

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