Severn Valley Railway - Preservation

Preservation

[ ] Severn Valley Railway
Legend
ShrewsburyFor Welsh Marches Line
Berrington
Cound Halt
Cressage
Wenlock Branch
BuildwasFor Wellington to Craven Arms Railway
Ironbridge Power Station
Wellington Branch
Ironbridge Level crossing
Ironbridge and Broseley
Jackfield Halt
Coalport
Linley Halt
Bridgnorth Tunnel
Hollybush Road Bridge
Former line, closed 1963
Bridgnorth Current Northern terminus
Eardington Halt
Hampton Loade
Country Park Halt
Alveley Halt
Highley
Arley
Victoria Bridge over River Severn
Northwood Halt
Former Tenbury & Bewdley Railway to Tenbury Wells
Bewdley
Former line to Stourport, Hartlebury
Rifle Range Halt
Bewdley Tunnel
Foley Park Halt
Connection to Birmingham to Worcester via Kidderminster Line
Kidderminster (NR) and Kidderminster Town (SVR)

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