Sidings north of Oxford station
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Sidings north of Oxford station
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 2 Mar 1992
There are sidings both sides of the main line north of Oxford. Those on the west side seem to be the most used by terminating passenger trains. Here, 165029, one of the first 'Networker' trains seen soon after delivery, along with a class 47 loco. Judging from aerial photos, part of the allotments beyond the sidings has now been built on as light industrial units.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.758895
Longitude
-1.272631