Neath and Brecon Railway (historical)

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The Neath and Brecon Railway was a former railway line in South Wales that linked the industrial valleys and rural communities of Brecknockshire and Glamorgan to the wider British rail network.

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Neath and Brecon Railway 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway company
railway line
connectedIndustrialActivity coal mining
ironworks
quarrying
connectsTo Brecon NERFINISHED
Dulais Valley NERFINISHED
Neath NERFINISHED
Swansea Valley NERFINISHED
Tawe Valley NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
era 19th century railway expansion in Britain
gauge standard gauge
geographicFeatureCrossed South Wales Valleys NERFINISHED
historicalRegion South Wales coalfield NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance linked remote upland communities to national rail network
languageOfArea English
Welsh
linkedTo London and North Western Railway NERFINISHED
Mid Wales Railway NERFINISHED
Swansea Vale Railway NERFINISHED
locatedIn Brecknockshire NERFINISHED
Glamorgan NERFINISHED
South Wales NERFINISHED
county of Brecknock NERFINISHED
county of Glamorganshire
namedAfter Brecon NERFINISHED
Neath NERFINISHED
partOf British railway network
partOfHistoryOf industrial history of South Wales
rail transport in Wales
primaryFunction freight transport
passenger transport
railwaySystem Great Britain rail system
railwayType branch line network
regional railway
regionServed Brecon Beacons area NERFINISHED
served industrial valleys of South Wales
rural communities of Brecknockshire
rural communities of Glamorgan
status closed
disused
trackType heavy rail
transportMode rail
usedFor local passenger services
movement of agricultural produce
movement of coal

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Dulais Valley transportRoute Neath and Brecon Railway (historical)