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(Mr Thant) wrote:

On 2 Apr, 19:47, Tom Anderson wrote:
Although now i'm confused about who owns the lines round there.

Anything electrified is LUL, anything not is NR. Thus all tracks
between HotH and Amersham are LUL.

Also, what were the railways around Watford like before they got
axed and mothballed and so on?

I made a map of it during a moment of boredom a while ago:

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ie=...60141566065590
39825.00044285a70fcf91eb4e8&t=h&z=14

Line 4?

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Colin Rosenstiel

On Wed, 2 Apr 2008, Colin Rosenstiel wrote:

In article
,
(Mr Thant) wrote:

On 2 Apr, 19:47, Tom Anderson wrote:
Although now i'm confused about who owns the lines round there.

Anything electrified is LUL, anything not is NR. Thus all tracks
between HotH and Amersham are LUL.

Also, what were the railways around Watford like before they got
axed and mothballed and so on?

I made a map of it during a moment of boredom a while ago:
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ie=...eb4e8&t=h&z=14

Line 4?

Could it be an escaped reference to the defunct Crossrail branch? Except i
think that would have been Corridor D rather than Line 4.

tom

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On 3 Apr, 18:57, Tom Anderson wrote:
Line 4?

Could it be an escaped reference to the defunct Crossrail branch?

Yes, exactly that.

Funnily enough, also the default name Google Maps gave it.

U

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