Template:Hartlepool–Haswell–Sunderland and Hartlepool–Ferryhill Lines Diagram

Hartlepool–Haswell–Sunderland Line and Hartlepool–Ferryhill Line
Durham Coast Line to Newcastle Wearmouth Rail Bridge over River Wear D&SR Staithes Port of Sunderland Gladstone Swing Bridge over Hudson Dock Entrance River Wear Commission Railway to eastern South Docks South Dock (Goods) South Dock Locomotive Shed Hudson Dock Staithes Sunderland Town Moor (1836–1858) Hudson Dock Staithes Sunderland Central (1879–present) Hudson Dock Staithes Hudson Dock Staithes former York, Newcastle & Berwick Railway to Penshaw Hendon (1858–1879) Hendon Bascule Bridge over Hendon Dock Junction River Wear Commission Railway to eastern South Docks Hendon Burn (1854–1868) Hendon Dock Durham & Sunderland Railway │ Londonderry, Seaham & Sunderland Railway Hendon Gas Works NER extension Durham & Sunderland Railway Durham & Sunderland Railway │ Londonderry, Seaham & Sunderland Railway Silksworth Colliery Railway to collieries Ryhope (original) Ryhope East Durham Coast Line to West Hartlepool via Seaham Ryhope (second) Seaton Bank (1 in 44) Seaton (second) Seaton (original) Seaton Bank Top (Site of stationary winding engine) Rainton & Seaham Railway to collieries Rainton & Seaham Railway to collieries & Seaham Harbour Murton Plane Durham to Sunderland Line to Durham Elvet Murton (Site of stationary winding engines) South Hetton South Hetton Colliery authorised HD&R Main Line to Moorsley (not built) South Hetton Railway to collieries & Seaham Harbour Haswell (HD&R) (1835–1877) Durham & Sunderland Railway NER chord Haswell (D&S) (1836–1877) Haswell Colliery NER chord Hartlepool Dock & Railway Haswell (1877–1952) East Coast Main Line to Durham Shotton Waggonway Byers Green Branch to Bishop Auckland Ferryhill Clarence Railway GNEC&HJR East Coast Main Line to Darlington Leamside Line to Leamside Clarence Railway to Stockton Coxhoe West Cornforth Shotton Bridge Thrislington Colliery Shotton Colliery Coxhoe Bridge authorised Littletown Branch to Littletown (not built) Mineral Railway to East Hetton Colliery authorised Durham Branch to Gilesgate (not built) Raisby Hill Quarry Ludworth Colliery Garmoundsway Moor Colliery Cassop Waggonway to Collieries Kelloe Bank Head (Site of stationary winding engine) Thornley Colliery Trimdon Grange Colliery Trimdon (original) Wheatley Hill Colliery Trimdon Colliery Thornley Trimdon (second) Mineral Railway to Deaf Hill Colliery & Quarries Castle Eden Brewery Wingate Grange Colliery Wellfield Wingate NER branch │ GNEC&HJR │ Hartlepool Dock & Railway Castle Eden Railway to Thornaby NER branch │ Hartlepool Dock & Railway Hutton Henry Colliery Castle Eden Castle Eden Colliery Hesleden Hesleden Bank Top (Site of stationary winding engine) Original rope-worked incline (1 in 34) Hesleden Bank NER deviation lines (1 in 50) Durham Coast Line to Sunderland via Seaham Culvert over Crimdon Beck Crimdon Dene Viaduct over Crimdon Beck Durham Coast Line to Stockton Hart West Hartlepool Hartlepool Dock & Railway │ NER branch NER extension │ Hartlepool Dock & Railway Stockton & Hartlepool Railway to West Hartlepool Docks Shipyards Hartlepool Docks Coal drops on demolished dock wall Victoria Dock Staithes Victoria Dock Hartlepool (second) Stockton & Hartlepool Railway to West Hartlepool Docks Hartlepool (original)

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