Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway

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The Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway was a 19th-century Scottish railway company that built and operated one of the first mainline routes linking the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct railway company
railway company
category Scottish railway company
pre-grouping British railway company
connectedCity Edinburgh NERFINISHED
Glasgow NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
gauge 4 ft 8½ in
standard gauge
historicalEra 19th century
industry rail transport
lineOpenedBetween Edinburgh and Glasgow NERFINISHED
linkType inter-city railway
locatedIn Scotland
locatedInHistoricNation Scotland NERFINISHED
notableRoute Edinburgh–Glasgow main line NERFINISHED
openedForTraffic 1842
operatedInCity Edinburgh NERFINISHED
Glasgow NERFINISHED
partOf early British railway network
primaryFunction freight transport
passenger transport
railwayType main line railway
regionServed Central Scotland NERFINISHED
significance one of the first mainline routes between Edinburgh and Glasgow
status defunct
successor North British Railway NERFINISHED
trackConfiguration double track
transportMode railway
usedTechnology steam locomotives

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Queen Street railway station originalCompany Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway
Cowlairs Works locatedOn Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway
Cowlairs Works ownedBy Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway
Cowlairs Works railwayCompanyAssociation Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway