SCRCA Location Variant: Siding Type - Goods Yard

A siding or set of sidings used primarily for the loading / unloading of local rail freight. Typically part of a railway station goods yard. Excludes sidings constructed solely or primarily as marshalling yards or to serve rail-served industries.

Examples

The following examples from the SCRCA Project database illustrate this location variant. Locations are only displayed here if they have been 'assessed' and if a default image is available. Show / hide tips

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SCRCA Location Type: Siding

Location ID: 232570

Long Preston Station - Goods-Yard Siding

Long Preston Station 'Up' lie-by siding (left) & yard siding (right), from SE.

Location ID: 266430

Kirkby Stephen Station - Lie-by Siding (Up) and Goods Yard Sidings

The cattle dock, former goods yard and southern approaches to Kirkby Stephen

Location ID: 274720

Ormside Station - Goods Shed Siding

Ormside Station goods yard, context view from the north.

Location ID: 277550

Appleby Engineers' Yard Sidings

Location ID: 277600

Appleby North Sidings (was double-track link to NER line)

Appleby North Signal Box, Joiners' Shop and Sidings (former link to NER), from SE.

Errors and omissions

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