Muirend Carriage Sidings

Location type

Junction

Name and dates

Muirend Carriage Sidings (1907-1961)

Opened on the Lanarkshire and Ayrshire Railway.

Description

To the south of Muirend station was the north end of the intended curve from here to Clarkston East Junction on the East Kilbride line. The double track was converted into two long carriage sidings in 1907, approached from Muirend. This was a very long chord, which ran parallel to the Neilston route for around 0.8 of a mile before turning away to the south east.

Tags

Carriage Sidings Junction

Nearby stations
Williamwood
Giffnock
Clarkston
Muirend
Whitecraigs
Thornliebank
Busby
Langside
Spiersbridge
Cathcart
Cathcart [1st]
Pollokshaws East
Pollokshaws West
Kennishead
Kings Park
New Braidbar Quarry
Clarkston East Junction
Clarkston West Junction
Orchard Quarry
Braidbar Quarry
Burnfield Siding
Busby Viaduct
Washwall^s New Siding
English Quarry
Washwall^s Old Siding
Giffnock Brick Works
Thornliebank Goods
Cathcart West Junction
Tourist/other
Holmwood House
Greenbank Garden
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line.


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