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'''To South Wales''': [[Patchway Junction]]<br> | '''To South Wales''': [[Patchway Junction]]<br> | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
This section of line is known as the '''Patchway Curve'''. It came into use on 22nd February [[1971]]. | This section of line is known as the '''Patchway Curve'''. It came into use on 22nd February [[1971]], although it has been marked on maps since the 1920s. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Revision as of 00:14, 1 December 2007
<googlemap lat="51.518998" lon="-2.565565"> 51.516595, -2.566102, Filton Tip </googlemap>
To Avonmouth: Filton West Junctions
To South Wales: Patchway Junction
History
This section of line is known as the Patchway Curve. It came into use on 22nd February 1971, although it has been marked on maps since the 1920s.
Gallery
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158782 crosses Filton Tip with a diverted South Wales to Bristol via Avonmouth service during the 2004 engineering blockade of Filton Abbey Wood. © Andy Spencer -
158829. © Andy Spencer -
An unidentified 158 heads across the crossing with a service for South Wales. © Andy Spencer
