User:Useddenim/Hull & Barnsley Railway (inline)

Hull & Barnsley Railway
circa 1885-1923
H&BR track non-H&BR track
Hull area Hull and Hornsea Railway Hull and Holderness Railway Alexandra Dock Victoria Dock line Victoria Dock River Hull Hull Bridge River Hull Wilmington Bridge Beverley Road Hull Cannon Street Hull Paragon Hull West Docks NER Hull-Selby line Neptune Street Goods Hull West Docks Springhead Works to Barnsley NER Hull-Selby line
Main Line non-H&BR tracks omitted in Hull and Barnsley areas
Alexandra Dock Hull Bridge over River Hull Beverley Road (left) Hull Cannon Street (right) Neptune Street Goods Springhead works Willerby and Kirk Ella Eppleworth Viaduct Little Weighton cutting 83 ft 25.3 m Little Weighton Drewton Tunnel 2116 yd 1935 m Sugar Loaf Tunnel 132 yd 121 m Weedley Tunnel 132 yd 121 m South Cave North Cave Wallingfen Sandholme North Eastrington NER Hull-Selby line South Howden Barmby River Ouse swing bridge Drax Abbey Selby to Goole Line built c.1910 Carlton Towers River Aire Aire Junction HB&GC Joint Rlwy. Wakefield, Pontefract & Goole Railway (L&YR) NER Doncaster-Selby Knottingley and Goole Canal Askern Branch Line (L&YR) Kirk Smeaton Barnsdale Tunnel 1223 yd 1118 m South Yorkshire Junction Railway Wrangbrook Junction Upton & North Elmsall Moorhouse and South Elmsall Halt Hemsworth and South Kirkby Brierley Tunnel 685 yd (626 m) Hickleton and Thurnscoe Halt Cudworth (H&B) closed 1905 Midland Railway Wath Stairfoot Midland Railway (to Barnsley)
Barnsley area from Hull Wrangbrook Junction Upton & North Elmsall Swinton & Knottingley Jnt. Rlwy. West Riding & Grimsby Rlwy. West Riding and Grimsby Railway Hemsworth and South Kirkby Moorhouse and South Elmsall Halt 685 yd 626 m Brierley Tunnel Hickleton and Thurnscoe Halt c.1909 Dearne Valley Railway (H&B) Cudworth Midland Railway Midland Railway Wath Stairfoot Midland Railway (to Barnsley)

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