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English: Map of the West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway, created in 1852 by the merger of Stockton and Hartlepool Railway and Clarence Railway, and the West Durham Railway highlighed on a contemporary railway map
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Source File:York, Newcastle & Berwick, York & North Midland, Leeds Northern maps.jpg
Author Original map by Andrew Reid & Co, marked up by Edgepedia

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