Template:Bedford Lines

Railways in Bedfordshire
Midland Main Line to Kettering & Leicester Northampton & Peterborough Rly to Stamford & Peterborough Northampton–Market Harborough line to Market Harborough Wellingborough Brixworth Ditchford Spratton Wellingborough London Road Pitsford and Brampton Rushden Northampton and Lamport Railway Rushden, Higham & Wellingboro' Rly Boughton Higham Ferrers Northampton loop to Rugby via Long Buckby Irchester Northampton Castle Ashby & Earls Barton Northampton St. John's Street Billing Northampton Bridge Street Sharnbrook Tunnel West Coast Main Line to Rugby via Stowe Hill tunnel Hunsbury Hill Tunnel Blisworth Sharnbrook Roade Geismar Depot Tiffield Piddington Stoke Bruern Salcey Forest Towcester East & West Jct Rly to Fenny Compton & Stratford Olney Northampton & Banbury Jct Rly to Banbury Merton Street Turvey Castlethorpe Newport Pagnell Oakley Great Linford Wolverton works │ Bradwell Wolverton Wolverton & Stony Stratford Tramway Stony Stratford Old Stratford East Coast Main Line to Huntingdon & Peterborough Deanshanger Varsity Line to Cambridge Milton Keynes Central Sandy Bedford East Coast Main Line to Hitchin & London King's Cross Bedford Gas Company Girtford Halt River Ivel Blunham Bedford Cauldwell Walk depot Willington Bedford St Johns Kempston and Elstow Halt Bedford St Johns (former) Kempston Hardwick Cardington Wootton Broadmead Halt Southill Forders (Stewartby) Shefford Stewartby Henlow Camp Millbrook Bedford–Hitchin line to Hitchin & London King's Cross Lidlington Ridgmont Lafarge Stone Terminal Husborne Crawley Halt Wixams Aspley Guise Ampthill Woburn Sands Flitwick Bow Brickhill Harlington Fenny Stratford Midland Main Line to Luton & London St Pancras Leagrave Bletchley West Coast Main Line to Leighton Buzzard & London Euston Newton Longville Newton Longville landfill Varsity Line (East West Rail) to Oxford

This is a route-map template for Bedfordshire, a UK county.

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• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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