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High Dyke

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I feel that Greenloaning (1848-1956) was situated in-between Blackford station and Carsebreck Halt

However to carry on from Carsebreck Halt....

Kinbuck
Hmm curious. The signalling Record Society lists it as merely a signalbox and level crossing.
Code:
129m17c Greenloaning
131m07c Carsbreck SB Carsebreck No.1 LC
132m20c Boreland Farm LC
  Blackford
133m20c Blackford LC
133m28c Blackford SB

Railscot also lists the halt between Blackford and Greenloaning.

Continuing onwards we next reach Causewayhead.
 

Xenophon PCDGS

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I will make further investigations....

In the interim period, there is the matter of first site stations that appeared to make its mark upon this quiz after your previous contributor-ship, some considerable period ago, that reference is now made to in the rules of the quiz, where it is up to contributors to decide whether to post or note, so the final closed station on the Scottish Central Railway was that of...Bridge of Allen (earlier site location from 1848 to 1965)

INFORMATION AS REQUESTED

Greenloaning was a two-platform through station that was opened by the Scottish Central Railway in 1848 and was finally closed in 1956.

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Continuing onwards we next reach Causewayhead.

Cambus

Now down the final leg of the NBR Kincardine Branch
 
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High Dyke

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Thank you Paul. I couldn't quite decide whether to post Bridge of Allen or not.

Joining the NBR Kincardine Branch we arrive at Kilbagie

I have a Clackmannan Road listed (Also known as Clackmannan & Kennet), but am unsure of its exact whereabouts in relation to this journey.

NMRS REFERENCE:
Clackmannan Station was also known as Clackmannan and Kennet Station. It opened on 19 December 1893 and closed on 7th July 1930.

http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/220630/details/clackmannan+clackmannan+and+kennet+station/
 
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