-
single platform at
Burngullow (Cornish: Bronnwolow) (50°20′11″N 4°50′17″W / 50.3364°N 4.8381°W / 50.3364; -4.8381 (
Burngullow railway station)) (288 miles...
- and
while one part of this
branch continued to the
Cornish Main Line at
Burngullow, the
other ran
further west,
terminating at
Meledor Mill. In addition...
- (5.6 km) of 7 ft (2,134 mm)
broad gauge railway from the main line at
Burngullow up to
Nanpean finally opened on 1 July 1869. Upon the
opening of the Cornwall...
- clay
trains to
Fowey docks,
while there are more
china clay
lines from
Burngullow, west of St Austell, and as
spurs from the
Newquay and Looe branches....
-
Premier Division, at Step 6 of the
National League System. The club play at
Burngullow Lane. In 2017 the club with help from the
Football Stadia Improvement...
- clxiii), to
build a 5¼ mile line from
Burngullow to
connect with the St
Dennis branch of Treffry's
Newquay line.
Burngullow is
located about 2 miles (3 km)...
-
Buell dryers were
constructed at Kernick, Drinnick, Rocks,
Blackpool near
Burngullow,
Marsh Mills, Parkandillack, Par Harbour, and
Goonvean &
Rostowrack Ltd's...
- The
Blackpool Dryers and
Mills for
processing china clay near
Burngullow...
- has
since been
added to
control the
section through to St
Austell and
Burngullow as far west as the now
closed Probus and
Ladock railway station. Signals...
- Bude 1898 1966 Bude
branch Bugle 1876 –
Atlantic Coast Line 1,262 5,616
Burngullow 1863 1931
Cornish Main Line
Junction for
goods line to
Drinnick Mill Callington...
