- The
Crickheath Tramway was a 1.5-mile-long, 2 ft 6 in (762 mm)
narrow gauge industrial railway connecting the Porth-y-waen lime
quarries near Llanymynech...
-
winding hole at
Crickheath Basin, just
north of
Crickheath Bridge, re-opening
allows navigation of the
canal between Redwith Bridge and
Crickheath Bridge. Restoration...
-
royal ****ent was
given to the Shrewsbury,
Oswestry and
Chester Railway (
Crickheath and Wem Branches) Act 1846 (9 & 10 Vict. c. cclxxiv)
containing proposals...
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would run from near
Hordley to Llanymynech, via Maesbury,
Morton and
Crickheath. A 17-mile (27 km)
branch would run from near
Tetchill to
Prees Heath...
-
relating to the said Railway. Shrewsbury,
Oswestry and
Chester Railway (
Crickheath and Wem Branches) Act 1846 9 & 10 Vict. c.
cclxxiv 27 July 1846 An Act...
- Crossgreen, Cruckmeole, Cruckton, Crudgington, Culmington, Cwm Head,
Crickheath Dawley,
Ditton Priors, Doddington, Donnington, Dorrington, Dorrington...
- to
authorize the
Shrewsbury and
Chester Railway Company to
abandon the
Crickheath and Wem Branches, to
construct a
Station at Birkenhead, to
enter into...
-
Crickheath Tramway.
Built under powers contained in the
Montgomeryshire Canal Act of 1794, the
gauge 3 ft line ran from the
canal wharf at
Crickheath...
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north east.
Further restoration is
taking place to the
south west
through Crickheath.
There is a
newly constructed nature reserve at
Bridge 81, a lift bridge...
- (defunct) ROF
Bishopton (standard-gauge
lines also present) (defunct)
Wales Crickheath Tramway (defunct)
Deeside Tramway (defunct)
Pwllheli Corporation Tramways...
