Winning Junction
Location type
JunctionName and dates
Winning JunctionOpened on the North Blyth Branch (Blyth and Tyne Railway).
| Nearby stations North Seaton Bedlington Choppington Ashington Ashington [Private] Bebside Newbigging Blyth [2nd] Blyth [1st] Pegswood Hepscott Newsham Longhirst Stannington Morpeth [B and T] | West Sleekburn Colliery Marcheys House Junction West Sleekburn Junction Wansbeck Viaduct Bomarsund Colliery North Seaton Colliery Barrington Colliery Bedlington ^A^ Colliery Cambois Colliery Furnaceway Sidings Cambois Shed Bedlington Viaduct North Blyth Power Station Tourist/other Freemans Level Crossing Bedlington Staith |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
Chronology Dates
| / /1893 | North Blyth Branch (Blyth and Tyne Railway) Act passed allowing widening and extension of the Cambois branch. A new curve was laid in between Marchey's House Junction and Winning Junction which allowed coal from Ashington to be taken to the harbour without reversal at Bedlington. |
