Kyle of Lochalsh Line

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railway line rural railway scenic railway

The Kyle of Lochalsh Line is a scenic rural railway in the Scottish Highlands running from Inverness to the west coast village of Kyle of Lochalsh, known for its dramatic landscapes and tourist appeal.

Aliases (1)
Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf railway line →
rural railway →
scenic railway →
alsoInLanguageRegion Scottish Gaelic →
category Railway lines in Scotland →
Scenic railway routes in the United Kingdom →
connects Inverness →
Kyle of Lochalsh →
connectsTo Far North Line →
country Scotland →
easternTerminus Inverness railway station →
electrification none →
endPoint Kyle of Lochalsh →
endStationProvidesAccessTo Isle of Skye via road bridge →
gauge standard gauge →
hasScenicFeature mountain and moorland landscapes →
views of Loch Carron →
views of the Cuillin mountains (distant) →
hasServiceType regional rail →
tourist rail →
junctionAt Dingwall NERFINISHED →
knownFor dramatic landscapes →
scenic views →
tourist appeal →
locatedIn Scottish Highlands →
locatedNear Isle of Skye NERFINISHED →
locatedOn northwest coast of Scotland →
opened 19th century →
operator ScotRail →
ownedBy Network Rail →
partOf National Rail network of Great Britain →
passesThrough Achnasheen →
Dingwall NERFINISHED →
Garve →
Plockton →
Strathcarron →
primaryLanguageRegion English →
regionServed Highland council area →
safetySystem token-based single-line working (historically and/or currently in sections) →
startPoint Inverness →
status operational →
terminus Inverness railway station →
Kyle of Lochalsh railway station →
trackConfiguration single track →
usedFor passenger transport →
tourist services →
westernTerminus Kyle of Lochalsh railway station →
Referenced by (5)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Edinburgh–Inverness line ("Kyle of Lochalsh line (at Inverness)") →
connectsTo
Far North Line →
hasJunctionWith
Scottish rail network →
includesLine
Inverness railway station →
isTerminusOf
Inverness Works →
servedRailway
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