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Camus-na-ha Sidings
All photographs of this location in date order.
![Camus-Na-Ha signal box, situated beyond Banavie on the Mallaig extension, was a World War 2 signal box along with Helensburgh Upper, Faslane Junction and Inveruglas. It opened on 15th November 1942 and closed on 21st June 1964 <br>
when on the same day the new signal box at Annat opened to serve the <br>
paper mill at Corpach. The photograph was taken by the LNER on 5th <br>
August 1946.<br><br>[PR&PO British Railways (Douglas Blades Collection) 05/08/1946]](/images/59000/59657.jpg "Camus-na-ha Sidings")
![A view of Camus-na-ha signal box and siding north of Banavie on the Mallaig extension of the West Highland line. Photograph taken by the LNER on 5th August 1946. [See image 59657] for further details.<br>
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The reverse of the photograph is endorsed with 'Please acknowledge 'British Railways''.<br><br>[Douglas Blades Collection 05/08/1946]](/images/62000/62728.jpg "Camus-na-ha Sidings")
