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Tynemouth Deviation (North Eastern Railway)

Introduction

This line is still open. Although the Blyth and Tyne Railway received the Act it was the North Eastern Railway, who purchased the B&T, that opened the line.

Locations along the line

These locations are along the line.

Tynemouth

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See also
Tynemouth Extension (Blyth and Tyne Railway)
Tynemouth Extension (Newcastle and Berwick Railway)

Tyne & Wear Metro unit 4036 to South Shields arriving at Tynemouth on 12th June 2018. ...
David Bosher 12/06/2018

This tile map at Tynemouth may not be original, but it is a very nice decoration. ...
Ken Strachan 26/07/2021

Having posted a picture of an empty station, bar an approaching UFO (see image 78046), here is a picture with a train. Not that you will see units ...
Ken Strachan 26/07/2021

Tynemouth Metro station is gloriously overlarge for current railway purpose so can easily accommodate a weekend market. A clockwise (St James) train ...
David Panton 26/03/2019

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Cullercoats

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Tyne & Wear Metro unit 4082, 'via the coast' to St. James, arriving at Cullercoats on 13th June 2018. The forward view passenger seats will ...
David Bosher 13/06/2018

The four original coast stations on the North Tyne loop (Tynemouth, Cullercoats, Whitley Bay and Monkseaton) all keep many of their original features. ...
Malcolm Chattwood 03/12/2022

Newcastle bound Metro service arriving at Cullercoats in October 1985. ...
David Panton /10/1985

A city bound Tyne and Wear Metro service leaves Cullercoats platform 2 for St James in the summer of 2004. ...
John Furnevel 10/07/2004

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Whitley Bay

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Exterior of Whitley Bay station, now part of Tyne & Wear Metro, on 13th June 2018. The original station opened as Whitley on 3rd July 1882 and ...
David Bosher 13/06/2018

On 26 March 2019 a South Shields (therefore anti-clockwise) service calls at Whitley Bay on the coast loop. Accessible seaside for Geordies, but it's ...
David Panton 26/03/2019

The impressive station frontage and clock tower at Whitley Bay, seen here in the summer of 2004 looking south east from Station Square. Opened in 1910 ...
John Furnevel 10/07/2004

The impressive clock tower dominates the entrance to Whitley Bay Station on 25 November 2018 and is complemented by the formidable presence of a K4 ...
Malcolm Chattwood 25/11/2018

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Monkseaton [1st]

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See also
Newcastle Branch (Blyth and Tyne Railway)
Shields Branch (Blyth and Tyne Railway)

Tynemouth Deviation (North Eastern Railway)

Introduction

Locations along the line

Tynemouth

Cullercoats

Whitley Bay

Monkseaton [1st]

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