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Ballagawne Halt

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Railway station in Isle of Man, the UK

Ballagawne
Balley Gawne
Manx Electric Railway
General information
LocationLonan, Isle Of Man
CoordinatesPole Nos. 256-257
Owned byIsle Of Man Heritage Railways
Platforms2 (Ground Level
Tracks2 (Running Lines)
Construction
Structure typeNone
ParkingNone
History
Opened1894 (1894)
Previous namesManx Electric Railway Co., Ltd.

Ballagawne Halt (Manx: Stadd Valley Gawne) is a rural request stop on the Manx Electric Railway on the Isle of Man.

Location

Like several other halts on the line that run parallel with a main road between Douglas and Laxey on the coastal section above the nearby glen at Garwick.

Facilities

In recent years it has been equipped with a dual-purpose shelter that not only provides a waiting area for Bus Vannin customers, but also for the tramway passengers. Its remote location ensure that it sees little use however and it remains another curio of this unique railway.

Preceding station Manx Electric Railway Following station
Garwick Glentowards Derby Castle Douglas–Ramsey Ballabegtowards Ramsey Station

Also

Manx Electric Railway Stations

References

Sources

54°12′27″N 4°24′25″W / 54.207389°N 4.407003°W / 54.207389; -4.407003


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