Whitby–Pickering line

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The Whitby–Pickering line was a historic railway route in North Yorkshire, England, linking the coastal town of Whitby with Pickering and later forming part of the North Eastern Railway network.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic railway
railway line
closedAsPartOf Beeching cuts NERFINISHED
closedToPassengers 1965
connectedTo Esk Valley Line NERFINISHED
York–Scarborough line NERFINISHED
conversionCompleted 1840s
convertedTo steam railway
country United Kingdom
gauge standard gauge
heritageStatus partly preserved as heritage railway
heritageSuccessor North Yorkshire Moors Railway NERFINISHED
historicalEra 19th century railway development in Britain
historicalSignificance early example of horse-drawn public railway in England
laterOperator North Eastern Railway NERFINISHED
York and North Midland Railway NERFINISHED
linkedTown Pickering NERFINISHED
Whitby NERFINISHED
locatedIn England
North Riding of Yorkshire NERFINISHED
North Yorkshire
notableFeature curving alignment through valleys
scenic moorland route
steep gradients
opened 1836
openedAs horse-worked railway
originalOperator Whitby and Pickering Railway NERFINISHED
partOf North Eastern Railway network NERFINISHED
passesThrough Goathland NERFINISHED
Grosmont NERFINISHED
Levisham NERFINISHED
Newton Dale NERFINISHED
North York Moors NERFINISHED
primaryPurpose passenger transport
railwayType rural branch line
regionServed North York Moors National Park NERFINISHED
secondaryPurpose freight transport
sectionsReusedBy North Yorkshire Moors Railway NERFINISHED
status closed
successorUse tourist railway operations
terminus Pickering NERFINISHED
Whitby NERFINISHED
trackGauge 4 ft 8½ in

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North Eastern Railway network includedLine Whitby–Pickering line