Bicslade Tramroad

					Severn and Wye Railway
					Bicslade Wharf (Cannop Wharf)
					Severn and Wye Railway
					Cannop Ponds use embankment as a dam
					Forest of Dean Stone Firms
					Passing loop
					Monument Mine
					Union Colliery
					Mine Train Quarry
					Bixslade Low Level
					Bixslade High Level
					Hopewell Mapleford Colliery
					Spion Kop Quarry
					Minor Quarries
					Passing loop
					Bixhead Quarry
					Turnaround loop

The Bicslade Tramroad was a wagonway built by the Severn and Wye Railway (S&WR) in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England. The first section of the line was opened in 1812 as a branch of the S&WR plateway from Lydney to Lydbrook, which had opened in 1810.^[1] It was expanded over time to serve the collieries and quarries in the Bixslade valley (although the S&WR referred to the line as the Bicslade Tramroad); the last stretch, to Bixhead Quarry, opened in 1855. Stone traffic ceased in 1944 and coal followed in 1946.^[2]

^ Ron Huxley, The rise and fall of the Severn Bridge Railway, 1984, ISBN 978-1-84868-033-3
^ "The (Bicslade Tramroad) Walk". Forest of Dean Local History Society. Retrieved 26 October 2016.

[huxely-1] Ron Huxley, The rise and fall of the Severn Bridge Railway, 1984, ISBN 978-1-84868-033-3

[thewalk-2] "The (Bicslade Tramroad) Walk". Forest of Dean Local History Society. Retrieved 26 October 2016.

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