Disused Stations: Carnarvon Town Line

[Source: Les Fifoot & Paul Wright]

Caernarfon Welsh Highland Railway station seen looking south on 29 October 2010.
Photo by Paul Wright

The Welsh Highland Railway station at Caernarfon looking north on 28 September 2012. Originally there were two standard gauge tracks at this location. Although it had appeared to be a double-track railway it was not. There were two bi-directional single-track lines (to the right the Llanberis line and to the left the Afon Wen). The Welsh Highland Railway station opened on 12 October 1997.
Photo by Paul Wright

Looking north along the 'Carnarvon Town Line' on 14 November 2007 from the southern end of the Welsh Highland Railway Caernarfon station which opened on 12 October 1997.
Photo by Paul Wright

Looking north along the 'Carnarvon Town Line in the 1990s. This section of the line was brought back into use when the 'new' Welsh Highland Railway opened in 1997.
Photo by Dave Southern

Looking south away from the harbour area on 28 September 2012.
Photo by Paul Wright.

Looking south along the 'Carnarvon Town Line' towards the point where the Afon Wen and the Llanberis routes diverged on the north side of the River Seiont on 28 September 2012.
Photo by Paul Wright

Looking towards Caernafon along the 'Carnarvon Town Line' on 28 September 2012 from a point just to the north of where the Afon Wen and the Llanberis lines diverged. Since 1997 this section of the line has been brought back into use as part of the 'new' Welsh Highland Railway.
Photo by Paul Wright

The 'Carnarvon Town Line' bridge over the River Seiont seen looking east in the 1990s.
Photo by Dave Southern

[Source: Les Fifoot & Paul Wright]

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CARNARVON TOWN LINE

(Harbour to River Seiont)