'Mock-up' of an old style Glasgow Underground
station at the Glasgow
Museum of Transport.
Subway electric locomotive at the Glasgow
Museum of Transport.
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This railway is open to passengers. The line is known as the "Clockwork Orange" and more officially as the Glasgow Underground. |
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This line serves west Glasgow. It carries commuters, students to the University of Glasgow and crowds to Rangers' Ibrox stadium.
This is a circular line under Glasgow. It runs from the City Centre to the West End, to Govan and back to the Centre.
Subway station. The station here was originally
called Merkland Street and was re-named when the Partickhill station closed
and then re-opened on the other side of Dunbarton Road as Partick Interchange.
Kelvinhall
Subway station. The original Kelvinhall station
on the Glasgow
Central Railway is closed, along with the line.
Hillhead
Subway station. The original Kelvinbridge station
on the Glasgow
Central Railway is closed, along with the line.
St Georges Cross
Subway station.
Buchanan Street
Subway station. The original Buchanan
Street Extension, the terminus of the Garnkirk
and Glasgow Railway, is closed along with the line through to Sighthill.
St Enoch
Subway station. The original St Enoch, the
terminus on the City
of Glasgow Union Railway and used by the Glasgow
and South Western Railway is closed, along with the line approach lines
from the City of Glasgow Union Railway which is still open for freight between
High Street East Junction and Shields Road.
Bridge Street
Subway Station. The original Bridge Street
station is closed. It was used as a terminus by the Caledonian
Railway and the Glasgow
and South Western Railway until St Enoch and Glasgow Central stations were
built.
West Street
Subway Station. The original West Street station
was the terminus of the Glasgow
and Paisley Joint Railway. It is now closed
Shields Road
Subway Station. The Shields Road stations on
the Glasgow
and Paisley Joint Railway and the Glasgow
and South Western Railway are now closed.
Kinning Park
Subway Station. The Glasgow
and Paisley Joint Railway had a goods yard at Kinning Park, but after track
removal this was removed in the early 1990s to make way for an industrial estate.
Cessnock
Subway Station. The Ibrox station on the Glasgow and Paisley Joint Railway.
Subway Station with the Broomloan Depot for maintenance of the Underground trains. The original Govan station on the Govan Branch is now closed and the line removed. A test track for the underground trains occupies some of the trackbed of the old branch.