File:Georgemas.jpg
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English: The Georgemas Junction station area, looking west towards Inverness.
On the right is the sole remaining passenger platform (formerly platform 2); the branch line to Thurso can be seen diverging off the main line to the right immediately beyond the platform. The centre track formerly served the now-closed platform 1, parts of which can still be seen under the vegetation. The new freight terminal, constructed by Direct Rail Services, is on the left. Photo taken from the nearby A9 road bridge. |
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| Author | Sexy Simon |
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