NBR

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NBR is the abbreviation for the North British Railway, a former major Scottish railway company that operated in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former company
railway company
abbreviation NBR self-linksurface differs
ceasedToExistAsIndependentCompany 1923
country Scotland
dissolutionReason Grouping of 1923 under the Railways Act 1921
era Edwardian era
Victorian era
fullName North British Railway
headquartersLocation Edinburgh
historicalSignificance key constituent of the London and North Eastern Railway in 1923 grouping
major Scottish railway company in the 19th century
inception 1844
industry rail transport
legalForm joint-stock company
locatedIn Scotland
United Kingdom
majorRoute East Coast Main Line in Scotland
surface form: East Coast Main Line (Scottish section)

Glasgow–Edinburgh railway line
surface form: Edinburgh–Glasgow line (via Falkirk)
majorTerminus Carlisle railway station
Edinburgh Waverley
surface form: Edinburgh Waverley railway station

Glasgow Queen Street railway station
mergedInto London and North Eastern Railway
notableStructureAssociated Forth Bridge
surface form: Forth Bridge (served by NBR routes)
operatedAcrossBorder England
Scotland
operatedInCentury 19th century
20th century
operatedInfrastructure locomotives
railway lines
railway stations
rolling stock
operatedInRegion eastern Scotland
surface form: East of Scotland

Edinburgh and South East Scotland city region
surface form: Edinburgh and Lothians

Fife
Lowlands of Scotland
Scottish Borders
operatedServiceType freight rail transport
passenger rail transport
railGauge standard gauge
status defunct
successor London and North Eastern Railway

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NBR abbreviation NBR self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: North British Railway