Grangemouth Eastern Channel
Location type
WaterName and dates
Grangemouth Eastern ChannelOpened on the Lochs, and lakes, water.
| Nearby stations Grangemouth Culross [2nd] Kincardine Thornbridge Halt Kinneil [1st] Kinneil Birkhill Bo^ness [1st] Culross [1st] Polmont Bo^ness Manuel Kilbagie Manuel Low Level Manuel High Level | Anglo-American Oil Company Oil Tanks Grangemouth Docks Grangemouth New Oil Terminal Arrival Grangemouth New Oil Terminal Loaded Grangemouth New Oil Terminal Loading Gas Oil Exchange Sidings Grangemouth Oil (Gas) Terminal Grangemouth New Oil Terminal BP Chemicals Junction Tourist/other Grangemouth Eastern Channel Timber Basin Grangemouth No 5 Signal Box (East Cut) Grange Dock Grangemouth Western Channel Grangemouth No 4 Signal Box (West Cut) Firth of Forth |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
Chronology Dates
| / /1897 | Grangemouth Railway (Forth and Clyde Canal Company) New Dock and entrance channel authorised for the Caledonian Railway. This will be the Grange Dock, linked to the existing Carron Dock by the Grangemouth Western Channel and itself approached by the Grangemouth Eastern Channel. (The North British Railway is granted running powers.) |
| 08/10/1906 | Grangemouth Railway (Forth and Clyde Canal Company) Grangemouth Eastern Channel opened. First vessel enters (the Norwegian RMS Norway). With the opening of the dock and Grangemouth Eastern Channel the Caledonian Railway was able to cease dredging the River Carron. |
