Kilmarnock and Troon Railway

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The Kilmarnock and Troon Railway was an early 19th-century Scottish railway line, among the first in Scotland, built primarily to transport coal from inland mines to the port of Troon.

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instanceOf Scottish railway
early railway
railway line
category 19th-century railway in Scotland
connectedTo Port of Troon
local collieries
constructionMaterial iron rails
country Scotland
economicRole export of coal
endPoint Troon
era early 19th century
gauge standard gauge
historicalSignificance early example of public railway in Scotland
infrastructureType railway
laterPropulsion steam locomotives
locatedIn Ayrshire
notableFor being among the first railways in Scotland
primaryCargo coal
primaryPurpose coal transport
propulsion horse-drawn
railHead Troon Harbour
surface form: Troon harbour
region south-west Scotland
servedIndustry coal mining
servedPort Troon
servedTown Kilmarnock
startPoint Kilmarnock
trackType single track
transportMode rail transport
usedFor goods transport
passenger transport

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William Jessop notableWork Kilmarnock and Troon Railway