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Carlisle to Hawick
The Waverley Route
by Roger Darsley & Dennis Lovett
The North British line from Carlisle to Hawick, built as the Border Union Railway, was the southern half of the Waverley Route to Edinburgh. It travelled through the wild and romantic Border country with Riccarton one of the most remote railway villages ever to be constructed. The branch lines to Gretna and to Langholm are also included in this book.
Book Details
- Author
- Roger Darsley & Dennis Lovett
- Editor
- Vic Mitchell
- Series
- Scottish Main Lines
- Publisher
- Middleton Press Ltd
- Published
- 01 October 2010
- Reprinted
- 15 March 2024
- ISBN
- 9781906008857
- Language
- English
- Format
- Hardback
- Dimensions
- 240 x 174 mm
- General
- 96 Pages
120 Photographs
Large Scale Maps
Other details of local history
Stations & Locations
Stations | Photo | |
---|---|---|
Carlisle Citadel | 1-3 | |
Carlisle | 4-6 | |
Dentonholme Goods Depot | 7 | |
Carlisle Canal Goods | 8 | |
Port Carlisle Branch Junction | 10-12 | |
Carlisle Canal Yard | 13 | |
Carlisle Canal Junction | 14-15 | |
Carlisle Canal Shed | 16-20 | |
Kingmoor Crossing | 21 | |
Brunthill | 22 | |
Parkhouse Halt | 23-24 | |
Harker | 25-27 | |
Lyneside | 28-29 | |
Longtown | 30-32 | |
Gretna Branch | 33-35 | |
Gretna | 36-37 | |
Scotch Dyke | 38-41 | |
Riddings Junction | 42-46 | |
Canonbie | 47-50 | |
Gilnockie | 51-53 | |
Tarras Viaduct | 53 | |
Langholm | 54-61 | |
Penton | 62-65 | |
Kershopefoot | 66-68 | |
Newcastleton | 69-74 | |
Steele Road | 75-82 | |
Riccarton Junction | 83-92 | |
Whitrope | 93-98 | |
Shankend | 99-102 | |
Stobs | 103-105 | |
Stobs Camp | 106-110 | |
Hawick | 111-116 | |
Hawick Shed | 117-120 |