SCRCA Structure 277370: Appleby North Junction

SCRCA Location Introduction

Appleby North Junction (a.k.a. Midland Junction) was constructed to link the Settle Carlisle Railway (SCR) with the North Eastern Railway (NER) Company's route between Darlington and Penrith (via Appleby East and Kirkby Stephen East).

The track on the former NER route has long since been lifted, but the SCR half of the junction still provides access to the Engineers' Yard Sidings. These allow northbound SCR trains to be terminated and reversed at Appleby should the need arise.

Appleby Junction: Context view from the southeast

Key details from the Location Record

Location Type
Junction
Location Variant
Not Applicable
Assessment status
Assessed
Current Use(s)
Railway ops
Shown on a land plan?
Yes 
Construction / installation period
2: MR construction phase (1869 to 31st Dec 1876)
Distance from London St.Pancras
277 miles and 28 chains
Position relative to running lines
Up
Visibility
This location IS visible from nearby publicly accessible land.
Accessibility (ease of access)
Easy
Protection Category
Conservation Area Only
Geographic Location
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Associated Locations

None.

 

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