SCRCA Location Type: Water Troughs

Location Type Code
WT

A very long watertight (but open-topped) container fixed between the running rails of a railway line to allow the water tanks of passing steam locomotives to be filled quickly.

For further information about these structures, see "The importance of water to steam-operated railways".

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SCRCA Location Variant: Not Applicable

Location ID: 255910

Garsdale Water Troughs

Garsdale water troughs in the 1960s, track-level context view from the southwest.
 

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