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Signal Fact 47

The Great Western Railway, astonishingly, installed a three position upper quadrant signal at Paddington in 1914.

It was a 'one off' automatic signal on the down main line, functioning as an advanced starting signal.

Portpatrick & Wigtownshire Joint Railway (CR, GSWR, LNWR, MR)

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In the list below the information is set out in tabular form, spread over four columns. The column entries are -

RailRef The Line Code used in RailRef system.
Line Detail The principal locations included within the Line Code. They are arranged in 'down' direction order. Locations shown are primarily stations and junctions to allow easy cross check against published atlases. Signal box names appear in italics where these are 'intermediate' to stations or have been shown to facilitate links from other pages on this web site. The inclusion of a station or junction name does not imply that there was always a signal box of that same name!
SBR The section reference used in the relevant Signal Box Register published by the Society.
ELR The corresponding Engineer's Line Reference(s). This will be blank for railways that never came within British Railways terms of reference. It will also be blank where British Railways had no surviving responsibility for infrastructure at the time the ELR system came into use.

Article: Railway Magazine 1927 January.


RailRef Line Detail SBR ELR
PW001
CA023
GS010
NW
MR950
Opened (A)
Part Closed (B)
Castle Douglas - Portpatrick
0m00c Castle Douglas No.2 Junction GS006
0m02c GSW-P&W boundary
3m49c Crossmichael SB
3m51c Crossmichael
  Parton
8m65c New Galloway
12m64c Lochskerrow
18m72c Gatehouse of Fleet (1)
23m39c Creetown
28m45c Palnure
29m60c Newton Stewart East SB
29m68c Newton Stewart station
29m74c Newton Stewart West SB
  Newton Stewart Junction PW002
37m04c Kirkowan
44m43c Glenluce station
44m46c Glenluce SB
46m54c Challoch Junction GS013
47m47c Challock Creamery GF
47m72c Dunragit LC
47m74c Dunragit SB
47m74c Dunragit
48m48c Little Genoch No.1 LC
49m00c Little Genoch No.2 LC
50m62c Castle Kennedy
52m09c Cairnryan Junction Military Railway
53m05c Stranraer Harbour Junction SB
53m06c Stranraer Junction PW004
53m19c Stranraer Town SB
53m30c Stranraer Town (2)
57m19c Colfin SB
57m51c Colfin
60m51c Portpatrick SB
60m78c Portpatrick station
(1) originally Dromore, then Gatehouse, then Dromore, then Gatehouse, then Dromore until 1912.
(2) originally Stranraer

(A) Opened: Castle Douglas - Stranraer 1861, Stranraer - Portpatrick 1862.
(B) Closed: Castle Douglas - Challoch Junction 1965, Stranraer Harbour Junction - Stranraer Town 1995, Stranraer Town - Colfin 1959, Colfin - Portpatrick 1950.

CJD Castle Douglas - Challoch Junction
STR3 Challoch Junction - Stranraer Junction
STN Stranraer Junction - Stranraer Town
PPK Stranraer Town - Portpatrick


Article: Railway Magazine 2020 July.
  CJD
STR3
STN
PPK
PW002
CA024
GS011
NW
MR951
Opened (A)
Closed 1964
Wigtown & Whithorn Branch
0m00c Newton Stewart Junction PW001
  Mains Crossing
3m20c Causewayend
6m72c Wigtown
7m66c Bladnoch Sidings SB
9m27c ;Kirkinner
10m71c Whauphill
13m29c Sorbie
  Millisle (1st)
15m11c Millisle Junction PW003
15m11c Millisle SB
  Millisle (2nd)
  Broughton Skeog
19m08c Whithorn SB
  Whithorn
(A) Opened: Newton Stewart - Millisle 1875, Millisle - Whithorn 1877.
  WHN
PW003
CA025
GS012
NW
MR952
Opened 1876
Closed 1964
Garlieston Branch
15m11 Millisle Junction PW002
  Garliestown (1st)
16m29c Garlieston GF
  Garlieston Harbour Junction
16m45c Garlieston Harbour Pier
  GLN
PW004
CA026
GS014
NW
MR953
Opened 1861
Stranraer Harbour Branch
datum Castle Douglas No.2 SB
53m05c Stranraer Junction PW001
53m74c Stranraer Harbour SB
53m77c Stranraer Harbour (1)
(1) now Stranraer
  STR4
PW005
CA027
GS015
NW
MR954
Opened 1862
Closed 1875
Portpatrick Harbour Branch
0m00c Portpatrick
0m50c Portpatrick Harbour
   

 




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