Reedham station photo-survey (12)
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Reedham station photo-survey (12)
Image: © Andy F Taken: 6 Sep 2009
Looking east along the up (Norwich-bound) platform in the down direction at Reedham railway station footbridge. Beyond the footbridge, a road bridge spans the station. The signal box is visible in the distance. Reedham station is on the ex-Great Eastern Rly route from Norwich to Lowestoft and is situated roughly mid-way between the two towns. Reedham station has two platforms, one for up (Norwich-bound) traffic and one for down (Yarmouth and Lowestoft) traffic. The majority of passenger services are operated by National Express. Half-a-mile east of the station is Reedham Junction; a single track route branches northeast to Yarmouth and the double track route continues southeast to Lowestoft. The junction is controlled by a traditional lever-frame signal box between the station and the junction itself.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.564255
Longitude
1.558893