Cameron Bridge
Location type
StationName and dates
Cameron BridgeOpened on the Leven Railway.
Description
This new two platform station will be located east of the original Cameron Bridge [1st] station (closed 1969) and the former junction for the Muiredge Goods branch. It will be located on the former Leven Railway which will be re-doubled and electrified.
The line has been out of use for many years, particularly since the closure and demolition of Methil Power Station and cessation of traffic to Cameronbridge Distillery.
Tags
Station
| Nearby stations Cameron Bridge [1st] Buckhaven Methil Leven [1st] Leven Leven [2nd] Wemyss Castle West Wemyss Markinch Thornton Junction [W&BR] Thornton Junction Lundin Links Glenrothes with Thornton Largo Dysart | Leven Colliery No 3 Pit (Pirnie) East Fife Central Junction Plunks Junction Isabella Colliery Bye Pit Wemyss Brickworks Kirkland Works Kennoway Goods Kirkland Foundry Tourist/other Windygates Level Crossing [East] Kirkland Dam Level Crossing Cameronbridge Distillery Duniface Farm Level Crossing Windygates Level Crossing [West] Kirkland House |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
Chronology Dates
| / /1998 | Leven Railway Last freight to Cameronbridge Distillery at Cameron Bridge. |
| 28/02/2003 | Leven Railway Trial train to Cameronbridge Distillery at Cameron Bridge operated by DRS from Grangemouth. |
| /08/2006 | Leven Railway
Aberdeen Railway A footbridge from Cameron Bridge, on the former Leven Railway, is offered to the Caledonian Railway [Preserved], which operates the Brechin branch of the former Aberdeen Railway. |
| 08/08/2019 | Leven Railway Announcement of planned re-opening to passengers to Cameron Bridge and Leven. |
News items
Books
 Scotland’s Lost Branch Lines: Where Beeching Got It Wrong |
