Template:Welsh Highland Railway RDT

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Caernarfon Bontnewydd Dinas Braich | Moel Tryfan slate quarries Alexandra (Crown) | Fron slate quarries Bryngwyn Rhostryfan Tryfan Junction Bryngwyn Branch Waunfawr Bettws Garmon Salem Halt Plas-y-Nant Snowdon Ranger Rhyd Ddu Pitt's Head Hafod Ruffydd Halt Meillionen (forest campsite) Beddgelert Goat Tunnel (T1) Afon Glaslyn Aberglaslyn Tunnel (T2) Aberglaslyn Tunnel (T3) The Long Tunnel (T4) Nantmor Hafod y Llyn Hafod Garregog Halt Croesor Tramway Croesor Junction Halt Ynysfor Halt Afon Glaslyn Pont Croesor Traeth Mawr Loop Welsh Highland Heritage Railway Porthmadog cross town link onward Portmadoc New (1933) Cambrian Line to Pwllheli & Shrewsbury ( Cae Pawb crossing ) Portmadoc New (1923) Britannia Bridge over Afon Glaslyn & Level Crossing AOCL Porthmadog Harbour Ffestiniog Railway to Blaenau Ffestiniog
Detailed diagram This is not intended as a route map as defined by outside sources; rather, is intended to show as much trackwork, current and historic, as possible. headshunt Caernarfon Bontnewydd Dinas North Works sidings Dinas Dinas South Works sidings Braich│Moel Tryfan SQ Alexandra (Crown)│Fron SQ Bryngwyn Rhostryfan Tryfan Junction (derelict station building) Bryngwyn Branch Waunfawr Bettws Garmon (derelict station building) Hafod-y-Wern SQ branch Plas-y-Nant Snowdon Ranger Glanrafon SQ sidings Rhyd Ddu Rhyd Ddu Works sidings Pitt's Head Summit Cutting Meillionen Beddgelert Goat Tunnel Afon Glaslyn Tunnel 2 Tunnel 3 Tunnel 4 Nantmor Hafod y Llyn Afon Glaslyn & others Pont Croesor Traeth Mawr Loop (lifted) Pen-y-Mount Gelert's Farm Works Tremadog Road Cambrian Crossing (Network Rail) Porthmadog cross town link Harbour Station (FR) Ffestiniog Railway to Blaenau Ffestiniog

This is a route-map template for the Welsh Highland Railway, a Welsh railway line and/or company.

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