East of Uphall station was the junction for the Camps Branch (North British Railway). It was on the south side of the main line opposite Uphall Junction (slightly to the east). The junctions shared a signal box. The branch ran south to Camps Quarry and the Pumpherston Oil Works.
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This was a shale crude oil works and refinery opened by the Pumpherston Oil Company. It was provided with shale, by rail, from a number of mines. The railway was the Camps Branch (North British Railway) of 1869.
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This is an impressive disused nine arch stone single track viaduct over the gorge of the River Almond. It is 118 yards long overall and 90 ft high. In addition to crossing the river it also passes over a canal feeder for the Union Canal.
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This goods depot consisted of a goods shed, two sidings, a crane and a weighing machine on the west side of the line, south of Camps Viaduct. Approach to the shed was from the south east, Camps quarries, direction.
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