Earlswood Junction
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Earlswood Junction
Image: © Ian Capper Taken: 16 Mar 2009
Viewed from St John's Road Bridge, just north of Earlswood Station. An 8 car "Thameslink" train on a Bedford - Brighton service has just come off the Quarry Line (the bypass of Redhill Station built in 1899, seen coming in from the right just beyond the train). The left hand pair of tracks are the original route through Redhill Station. The prominent office building behind is Kingsgate, in central Redhill.
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Image Location
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51.230834
Longitude
-0.170254