Port Clarence [1st]
Location type
StationName and dates
Port Clarence [1st] (1834-1882)Note: text in square brackets is added for clarity and was not part of the location's name.
Opened on the Clarence Railway.Description
This was largely a minerals handling location. A series of sidings served five staithes and further east the Port Clarence Iron Works was served by the railway.
There were also a few sidings near the staithes. The passenger station may have been located close to the ship inn or railway cottage, it is not marked on Ordnance Survey maps.
A newer station, Port Clarence [2nd] opened to the west, close to the later built Tees Transporter Bridge of 1911.
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Station08/02/2018
| Nearby stations Port Clarence [2nd] Cargo Fleet [2nd] Cargo Fleet [1st] Middlesbrough [2nd] Middlesbrough Middlesbrough [Watson^s Wharf] South Bank [1st] Haverton Hill South Bank Newport [S and DR] Eston [1st] Grangetown [Lackenby] Belasis Lane Marton Lackenby | Port Clarence Staiths Bells Bank Clarence Distillation Works Middlesbrough Dock Goods Ironworks Bell^s Ironworks (here?) Guisborough Junction Petrol Refinery Normanby Pier Inner Junction Salt Works Cargo Fleet Ironworks South Bank Gasworks Old Town Junction Tourist/other Tees Transporter Bridge |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
