This junction is north of Dingwall station. This is where the line from Inverness divides into portions running west to Kyle of Lochalsh on the west coast and Thurso and Wick on the north coast. Both lines are single track. Just to the south is the north end of the loop through Dingwall station. There is a pedestrian level crossing and the former Dingwall Canal passes underneath.
The original layout was slightly different. The Dingwall and Skye Railway line from Stromeferry on the west coast, the original west coast terminus, ran south parallel to the Inverness and Ross-shire Railway into the bay platform at the north end of the station, west side. A cross over connected this line to the main line. The layout was such that a departure from Dingwall for the west and north could run simultaneously.
For the details of the Dingwall north signal box see the Dingwall station entry.
Nearby stations Dingwall Alcaig Conon Bridge Culbokie Foulis Achterneed Strathpeffer [2nd] Redcastle Allangrange Muir of Ord Evanton Drumcudden Muir of Ord Market Stance Platform Munlochy Clunes | Dingwall Canal Basin Dingwall Crossing Panel Box Dingwall Shed Dingwall Scottish Oil Siding Fodderty Junction Fodderty Junction Yard Conon Bridge Viaduct Tourist/other Dingwall No 1 LC Dingwall Museum Dingwall Middle LC Sir Hector MacDonald Monument Dingwall No 2 LC Tulloch Castle Brae House Knockfarrel Fort |
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. |