North Fambridge Station
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North Fambridge Station
Image: © Glyn Baker Taken: 25 Feb 2006
This is North Fambridge Station on the Crouch Valley line. This railway enabled the Dengie Peninsula from Southminster to South Woodham Ferrers to develop into London commuter land. The only reason this single track line (double in the stations) was allowed to escape the Beeching axe was its role in shipping plutonium to Aldermaston and spent fuel rods to Sellafield from the Image A fact the history of the line at http://www.esscrp.org.uk/crouch_valley_line/history/history.php seems to omit. Photo was taken looking eastbound.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.648356
Longitude
0.681327