Tram heading away from Sandilands
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Tram heading away from Sandilands
Image: © Marathon Taken: 25 Jul 2011
Sandilands Tramlink stop is served by all three Tramlink routes. The area of Sandilands tram stop was one of the few places where property demolition was needed during the construction of Tramlink. This was necessary to make way for both the stop and the cutting link to the junction with the trackbed of the former Woodside & South Croydon Railway to the east where the route to New Addington diverges from those to Beckenham Junction and Elmers End. A tram is seen here from the end of the platform at Sandilands crossing Woodbury Close and passing into the cutting towards the junction.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.374565
Longitude
-0.077026