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1
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When did the Aberlady, Gullane & North Berwick Railway open?

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24 Aug 1898

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When was the Aberlady, Gullane & North Berwick Railway absorbed?

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6 Aug 1900

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Which company absorbed the Aberlady, Gullane & North Berwick Railway?

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North British Railway

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What gauge did the Aberlady, Gullane & North Berwick Railway use?

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4ft 8½ in (standard)

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5
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How long was the Aberlady, Gullane & North Berwick Railway’s network?

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4.74 mi

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6
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When did the Alford Valley Railway open?

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23 Mar 1859

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7
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When was the Alford Valley Railway absorbed?

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30 Jul 1866

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8
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Which company absorbed the Alford Valley Railway?

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Great North of Scotland Railway

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9
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What gauge did the Alford Valley Railway use?

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4ft 8½ in (standard)

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10
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When did the Alloa Railway open?

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11 Aug 1879

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11
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When was the Alloa Railway absorbed?

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1 Sep 1884

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12
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Which company absorbed the Alloa Railway?

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Caledonian Railway

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13
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What gauge did the Alloa Railway use?

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4ft 8½ in (standard)

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14
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When did the Alyth Railway open?

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11 Aug 1879

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15
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When was the Alyth Railway absorbed?

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1 Sep 1884

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16
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Which company absorbed the Alyth Railway?

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Caledonian Railway

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17
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What gauge did the Alyth Railway use?

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4ft 8½ in (standard)

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18
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When did the Amesbury & Military Camp Light Railway open?

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2 Jun 1902

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19
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When did the Amesbury & Military Camp Light Railway close?

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1952

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20
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What gauge did the Amesbury & Military Camp Light Railway use?

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4ft 8½ in (standard)

21
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How long was the Amesbury & Military Camp Light Railway’s network?

22
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When did the Ardrossan Railway open?

23
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When was the Ardrossan Railway absorbed?

24
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Which company absorbed the Ardrossan Railway?

A

Glasgow & South Western Railway

25
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What gauge did the Ardrossan Railway use?

A
  • 4ft 6 in (1831)
  • 4ft 8½ in (1840) (standard)
26
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When did the Axholme Joint Railway open?

27
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What companies did the Axholme Joint Railway abosrb?

A
  • Goole Marshland Light Railway
  • Axholme Light Railway
28
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When was the Axholme Joint Railway absorbed?

29
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Which companies absorbed the Axholme Joint Railway?

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  • London, Midland & Scottish Railway
  • London & North Eastern Railway
30
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What gauge did the Axholme Joint Railway use?

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4ft 8½ in (standard)

31
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How long was the Axholme Joint Railway’s network

32
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When was the Axholme Light Railway absorbed?

33
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Which company absorbed the Axholme Light Railway?

A

Axholme Joint Railway

34
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What gauge did the Axholme Light Railway use?

A

4ft 8½ in (standard)

35
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When did the Aylesbury and Buckingham Railway open?

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6 Aug 1860

36
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When was the Aylesbury and Buckingham Railway absorbed?

A

1 Jul 1891

37
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Which company absorbed the Aylesbury and Buckingham Railway?

A

Metropolitan Railway

38
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What gauge did the Aylesbury and Buckingham Railway use?

A

4ft 8½ in (standard)

39
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When did the Ayr and Dalmellington Railway open?

40
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When was the Ayr and Dalmellington Railway absorbed?

A

1 Aug 1858

41
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Which company absorbed the Ayr and Dalmellington Railway?

A

Glasgow & South Western Railway

42
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What gauge did the Ayr and Dalmellington Railway use?

A

4ft 8½ in (standard)

43
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When did the Ayr and Maybole Junction Railway open?

44
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When was the Ayr and Maybole Junction Railway absorbed?

A

29 Jun 1871

45
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Which company absorbed the Ayr and Maybole Junction Railway?

A

Glasgow & South Western Railway

46
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What gauge did the Ayr and Maybole Junction Railway use?

A

4ft 8½ in (standard)

47
Q

When did the Ayr to Mauchline Branch open?

A

1 Sep 1870

48
Q

When did the Ayr to Mauchline Branch close?

A

1 Jan 1943

49
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What gauge did the Ayr to Mauchline Branch use?

A

4ft 8½ in (standard)

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