Template:Great Northern and London and North Western Joint Railway RDT

The GN&LNW Joint Railway and connections
Midland Main Line Great Central Main Line Nottingham Nottingham London Road East Coast Main Line Low Level │ High Level   Newark North Gate Netherfield Radcliffe-on-Trent Cotham Saxondale Junction Nottingham– Grantham line Bottesford Junctions Bingham Road Bottesford Barnstone Sedgebrook Bottesford South Redmile Grantham Stathern Junction East Coast Main Line Harby and Stathern Long Clawson and Hose Scalford Waltham-on-the-Wolds Melton Mowbray North Old Dalby Test Track Birmingham– Peterborough Line Melton Mowbray Great Dalby John O' Gaunt Marefield Junctions Lowesby Tilton Ingarsby East Norton Thurnby and Scraptoft Humberstone Midland Main Line Leicester Belgrave Road Hallaton Hallaton Junction Medbourne Welham Junction Ashley and Weston Midland Main Line Drayton Junction Rockingham Market Harborough Seaton Midland Main Line Rugby and Stamford Railway Oakham– Kettering line Uppingham Line Oxendon Tunnels Rugby and Stamford Railway Wakerley and Barrowden Clipston and Oxendon King's Cliffe Kelmarsh Nassington Wansford Kelmarsh Tunnels Castor Orton Waterville Lamport Nene Valley Railway Brixworth Orton Mere Spratton East Coast Main Line Pitsford and Brampton Peterborough (NVR) Northampton and Lamport Railway Peterborough North Boughton (planned) Northampton loop Northampton (Castle) Peterborough East Northampton loop East Coast Main Line to Blisworth and SMJR Ely–Peterborough line Northampton (Bridge Street) Northampton (St. John's Street) Bedford– Northampton Line to Wellingborough and Peterborough
Key Ends of joint line

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