Template:Birmingham to Peterborough Line

Birmingham–Peterborough line
West Coast Main Line (Rugby–Birmingham–Stafford line) Cross Country Route and Cross-City Line Birmingham New Street Curzon Street Cross-City Line Camp Hill line West Coast Main Line (Rugby–Birmingham–Stafford line) Birmingham Freightliner Terminal (site of Lawley Street station) Saltley Aston–Stechford line Bromford Bridge Castle Bromwich Sutton Park line Water Orton Cross Country Route Coleshill Parkway Hams Hall Freight Terminal Stonebridge Railway Whitacre Junction Freight line to Kingsbury Junction Shustoke Daw Mill Colliery Arley and Fillongley Arley Colliery Sidings workmen's platform Stockingford Colliery branch line Stockingford Nuneaton Abbey Street Ashby and Nuneaton Joint Railway West Coast Main Line (Trent Valley line) Nuneaton North Chord Nuneaton Coventry to Nuneaton line West Coast Main Line (Trent Valley line) Ashby and Nuneaton Joint Railway Hinckley Elmesthorpe Croft Croft Quarry Narborough Great Central Main Line Blaby Wigston Glen Parva South Wigston Midland Counties Railway Midland Main Line Leicester and Swannington Railway Welford Road no platforms on southbound line Leicester Humberstone Road Great Northern Railway Humberstone Road Junction Syston Midland Main Line ROF Queniborough Rearsby Brooksby Frisby Asfordby Old Dalby Test Track Great Northern and London & North Western Joint Railway Melton Mowbray Saxby Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway Whissendine Ashwell Rutland Railway Museum Oakham Manton Oakham–Kettering line Seaton branch Luffenham Ketton and Collyweston Ketton Cement Works Stamford Stamford East Essendine branch Wansford branch Uffington and Barnack Bainton Gate East Coast Main Line Helpston Peterborough–Lincoln line Walton Peterborough Crescent Peterborough Northampton–Peterborough line Peterborough-Ely line East Coast Main Line

This is a route-map template for the Birmingham–Peterborough line, a UK railway.

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

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