Introduction
The North Devon & Cornwall Junction Light Railway
(ND&CJLR) was a nominally-independant railway in the north of the counties of
Devon and Cornwall, which became the last new passenger branch line to be built in the
South-West of England. It was opened in 1925 and was closed to passenger traffic in 1965.
Part of the line survived for freight traffic until 1982.
Construction
The ND&CJLR...........
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Southern Railway period
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British Railways period
After nationalisation of the UK railways in 1948 the former ND&CJLR line was
controlled variously by the Southern and Western Regions of British Railways.
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© Chris Osment 2003
