Partly buried disused railway track, Crumlin
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Partly buried disused railway track, Crumlin
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 17 Feb 2011
Viewed from Crumlin Road adjacent to the A467 road bridge. The track on the right is used by Ebbw Valley line trains travelling in both directions. There are points and double tracks at most of the stations to allow trains to pass each other. A token system ensures that two trains can never occupy one section of single track. The next station ahead is Llanhilleth. The disused track on the left has almost disappeared under ballast.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.682411
Longitude
-3.141177