This line is closed. It was a single track 3 mile railway which served Kirriemuir and an agricultural area with an otherwise low population. It ran out from Kirriemuir Junction on the Strathmore Main Line. The branch was approached from Forfar [2nd], to the east.
These locations are along the line.
This was a station, exchange platform and junction. A very low platform stood in the 'V' of the junction with a building, probably a railway employee's house. The platform had one face on the main line and another on the branch. A second short platform was on the southbound main line, it was out of alignment with the main platform being further east. The junction dates from 1855 with the opening ...
More detailsThis siding served a loading bank. It was approached from the north (the line ran uphill from Kirriemuir Junction) and was on the west side of the line.
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There were two sidings serving a loading bank at Balmuckety. The sidings were in the east side of the line south of a level crossing where the line crossed the A926. Approach was from the south. A crossing keeper's cottage was at the buffer end of the main siding, just south of the level crossing. The crossing was protected by signals (no box).
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This was a terminus built at Wellbank in the east of Kirriemuir, opened in 1855. Latterly it had a main platform, on the north side of the line, with a loop and a short bay on the north side. Sidings were on either side of the line and there was a locomotive shed at the east end Kirriemuir Shed.
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