Template:Clarence Railway Diagram

Clarence Railway
Weardale Railway to Stanhope Durham to Bishop Auckland Line to Durham Bishop Auckland S Durham & Lancs Union Rly to West Auckland West Durham Railway to Collieries Byers Green (2nd station) Coundon Byers Green (1st station) Byers Green (3rd station) West Durham Railway Clarence Railway Shildon Tunnel NER extension │Clarence Railway Shildon Page Bank Branch to Collieries Stockton & Darlington Railway to Brussleton Lane & Collieries Spennymoor Shildon Sidings Tudhoe Iron Works Binchester Colliery Railway to Binchester Colliery Newton Aycliffe East Howle Colliery Tees Valley line to Darlington Stockton & Darlington Railway Clarence Railway Simpasture East Coast Main Line to Durham Authorised Deanery Branch to Shildon (not built) Leamside line to Leamside Demons Bridge Authorised Durham Branch to Durham (not built) Coxhoe Authorised Sherburn Branch to Sherburn (not built) GNEC&HJR to Hartlepool River Skerne Ferryhill East Coast Main Line to Darlington Chilton Branch to Collieries Fishburn Branch to Fishburn Colliery River Skerne Sedgefield Stillington Junction Stillington Carlton Iron Works Redmarshall Shildon to Middlesbrough formerly electrified at 1,500V D/C Castle Eden Railway to Thornaby Castle Eden Railway to Wellfield Norton Junction Norton-on-Tees Clarence Railway │NER branch Billingham-on-Tees Leeds Northern Railway │Clarence Railway Durham Coast Line to Hartlepool North Stockton Belasis Lane Durham Coast Line to Thornaby Stockton (Clarence) North Shore Staithes Teesside Energy from Waste Plant River Tees NER branch │Clarence Railway Haverton Hill Port Clarence ConocoPhillips Oil Refinery Clarence Railway │NER extension Port Clarence Sidings Ineos Nitriles Simon Storage Seal Sands Oil Terminal Tees Estuary

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Sources

• Hill, Norman (2001). Teesside Railways A View from the Past. Ian Allan Publishing Ltd. Pages 4 & 8. ISBN 0711028036.
• Hoole, K. (1973). Forgotten Railways: North-East England. David & Charles. Page 94. ISBN 0715358944.
• British Railways Pre-Grouping Atlas & Gazetteer (6th ed.). Ian Allan Publishing Ltd. 2015. Sheets 27 & 28. ISBN 9780711038172.
• Baker, S. K. (2013). Rail Atlas Great Britain and Ireland (13th ed.). Oxford Publishing Co. Sheets 68 & 69. ISBN 9780860936510.