Template:North Union Railway 1834 - 1889

North Union Railway

Legend

1834 – 1889

Lancaster & Preston Jn Rly

to Lancaster

Maxwell House

(

closed

1844

)

Preston

Butler Street

(ELR)

Victoria Quay goods

Preston

Fishergate Hill

(WLR)

River Ribble

West Lancashire Railway

to Southport

East Lancashire Railway

to Liverpool

Farrington

(renamed Farington)

Blackburn & Preston Rly

to Blackburn

Golden Hill

(renamed Leyland)

Euxton junction

Lancashire Union Railway

to Blackburn

Euxton (NUR)

Euxton (B&PR)

(renamed Standish)

Lancashire & Yorkshire Rly

to Horwich and Horwich Works

Lancashire & Yorkshire Rly

to Hindley

Boar's Head

Liverpool and Bury Railway

to Hindley

Lancashire Union Railway

to Hindley

Lostock Junction

Bolton Trinity Street

Manchester, Bolton & Bury Rly

to Salford

Wigan

Wigan Goods

Springs branch

Liverpool and Bury Railway

to Liverpool

Lancashire Union Railway

to Hindley

Ince Moss Junction

London & North Western Rly

to Manchester

Lancashire Union Railway

to St Helens

to St Helens

to Lowton

LNWR Winwick cut-off

(opened 1864)

Preston Junction

(renamed Lowton)

Liverpool & Manchester Rly

to Manchester

Parkside

(second)

Liverpool & Manchester Rly

to Liverpool

Parkside

(original)

London & North Western Rly

to Warrington

					North Union Railway and predecessor:
					Bolton and Preston Railway
					Other lines (not all shown):
					Great Central Railway predecessors:
					Liverpool, St Helens and South Lancashire Railway
					Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway and predecessors:
					Blackburn and Preston Railway
					East Lancashire Railway (1844–1859)
					West Lancashire Railway
					Manchester and Leeds Railway predecessors:
					Liverpool and Bury Railway
					Manchester, Bolton and Bury Railway
					London and North Western Railway and predecessors:
					Lancashire Union Railway
					Lancaster and Preston Junction Railway
					Liverpool and Manchester Railway

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