Template:Ayrshire Coast Line

v t e Ayrshire Coast Line
Legend
Glasgow Central Argyle Line West Coast Main Line Glasgow Subway City Union Line Paisley Canal Line Cardonald Hillington East Hillington West Paisley Gilmour Street Inverclyde Line Johnstone Milliken Park Largs Fairlie Howwood West Kilbride Lochwinnoch Ardrossan Harbour Ardrossan Town Glengarnock Ardrossan South Beach Dalry Saltcoats Stevenston Kilwinning Irvine Barassie GSWL to Kilmarnock Troon Prestwick International Airport Prestwick Town Newton-on-Ayr Ayr to Mauchline Branch Ayr GSWL to Stranraer
Detailed View Glasgow Central St Enoch Argyle Line River Clyde Bridge Street Bridge Street Glasgow Subway West Street City Union Line West Coast Main Line General Terminus and Glasgow Harbour Railway Shields Road Paisley Canal Line Ibrox Govan Branch Cardonald Glasgow and Renfrew District Railway Hillington East Hillington West Arkleston Junction Paisley and Renfrew Railway Paisley and Barrhead District Railway Paisley Gilmour Street Paisley Canal Line Inverclyde Line Paisley and Barrhead District Railway Elderslie Bridge of Weir Railway Kilbarchan Loop Johnstone Largs Milliken Park (1st) Fairlie Pier Milliken Park Fairlie Howwood West Kilbride Lochwinnoch Beith North Ardrossan Winton Pier Ardrossan Harbour L&AR to Kilbirnie │ Giffen (L&AR) Ardrossan Montgomerie Pier Glengarnock (L&AR) Ardrossan North Kilbarchan Loop Ardrossan Town Ardrossan South Beach Saltcoats (2nd) Saltcoats Dalry Saltcoats (1st) Dalry Junction Stevenston GPK&AR to Montgreenan Kilwinning L&AR to Giffen Bogside Irvine GPK&AR to Dreghorn Gailes GSWL to Kilmarnock Barassie Troon Harbour Troon (old) Troon Monkton Prestwick International Airport Prestwick Town Monkton and Annbank Branch Port of Ayr Newton-on-Ayr Ayr (1st) Ayr to Mauchline Branch Ayr (Townhead) Ayr Townhead EMU Sidings GSWL to Stranraer

This is a route-map template for the Ayrshire Coast Line, a Scottish railway line and/or company.

• For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}.
• For information on using this template, see Template:Routemap.
• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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