Template:Duckmanton Junction

Duckmanton Junction
goods-only line line with goods and passenger service lifted line
1955
Great Central Main Line to Sheffield Victoria to Foxlow Junction former Midland Railway Staveley Central to Seymour Junction GC to Chesterfield Central Duckmanton North Jn Duckmanton East Jn Duckmanton South Jn Arkwright Town Junction  A632  formerly to Bolsover South to Chesterfield (Market Place) Arkwright Town Arkwright Colliery (1938) to Chesterfield Central Heath to Nottingham Victoria
1965
Great Central Main Line to Sheffield Victoria to Foxlow Junction former Midland Railway Staveley Central to Seymour Junction GC to Chesterfield Central Duckmanton North Jn Duckmanton East Jn Duckmanton South Jn Arkwright Town Junction  A632  formerly to Bolsover South to Chesterfield (Market Place) Arkwright Town Arkwright Colliery (1938) to Chesterfield Central Heath to Nottingham Victoria
1972
Great Central Main Line to Sheffield Victoria to Foxlow Junction former Midland Railway site of Staveley Central to Seymour Junction GC to Chesterfield Central Duckmanton North Jn Duckmanton East Jn Duckmanton South Jn Arkwright Town Junction  A632  formerly to Bolsover South formerly to Chesterfield Market Place site of Arkwright Town Arkwright Colliery (1938) to Chesterfield Central site of Heath to Nottingham Victoria
1987
Great Central Main Line to Sheffield Victoria to Foxlow Junction former Midland Railway site of Staveley Central to Seymour Junction GC to Chesterfield Central Duckmanton North Jn Duckmanton East Jn Duckmanton South Jn Arkwright Town Junction  A632  formerly to Bolsover South formerly to Chesterfield Market Place site of Arkwright Town Arkwright Colliery (1938) to Heath

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