Template:Ingleton Branch Line RDT

Ingleton Branch Line
File:BSicon CONTg.svg Up arrow Carlisle via L&CR File:BSicon eBHF.svg Tebay File:BSicon WBRÜCKE1.svg File:BSicon WASSER2+r.svg File:BSicon WSTRc3.svg River Lune File:BSicon eKRWgl.svg File:BSicon WSTRc1.svg File:BSicon exKRW+r.svg File:BSicon WASSER+4.svg File:BSicon eXBHF-L.svg File:BSicon exXBHF-R.svg File:BSicon WASSER.svg Low Gill File:BSicon CONTf.svg File:BSicon exSTR.svg File:BSicon WASSER.svg Down arrow Lancaster via L&CR File:BSicon WASSERq.svg File:BSicon exhKRZWae.svg File:BSicon WABZg+r.svg Lowgill Viaduct File:BSicon WASSER+l.svg File:BSicon GRZq.svg File:BSicon exhKRZWae.svg File:BSicon WASSERr.svg Westmorland Yorkshire Waterside Viaduct File:BSicon WASSER.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Sedbergh File:BSicon WABZg+l.svg File:BSicon exhKRZWae.svg File:BSicon WASSERq.svg Rawthey Bridge File:BSicon WASSER.svg File:BSicon GRZq.svg File:BSicon exSTR.svg Yorkshire Westmorland File:BSicon WASSER.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Middleton-on-Lune File:BSicon WASSER.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Barbon File:BSicon WASSER.svg File:BSicon GRZq.svg File:BSicon exSTR.svg Westmorland Lancashire File:BSicon WASSER.svg File:BSicon exHST.svg Kirkby Lonsdale File:BSicon WASSERr.svg File:BSicon exSTR.svg River Lune File:BSicon GRZq.svg File:BSicon exSTR.svg Lancashire Yorkshire File:BSicon exHST.svg Ingleton (L&NW) File:BSicon WASSERq.svg File:BSicon exhKRZWae.svg File:BSicon WASSERr+1.svg File:BSicon WASSER2+r.svg Ingleton Viaduct File:BSicon exBHF.svg Ingleton (Midland) File:BSicon CONTgq.svg File:BSicon xABZg+r.svg Left arrow Lancaster via NWR File:BSicon HST.svg Clapham File:BSicon CONTf.svg Down arrow Skipton via NWR

Main article: Ingleton Branch Line

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