Following on from this thread - Trivia: Stations that have on OHLE, third rail, and diesel - is there any *track* anywhere on the network which has both third-rail and OHLE electrification, and if so does have scheduled diesel traction over it (freight counts) as well as AC and DC?
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Trivia: Track with three traction types (DC, AC, Diesel)?
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Yep. North Pole on the West London Line.
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are any parts of the North London Line still dual powered?
AC/DC electrified track from Quail maps vol 4 (LNW):
Lines B and C into Euston for almost 1.5 miles, and platforms 9-10
Platforms at Primrose Hill (I think there was more on the North London line in the past)
Some bits at Hunts Cross/Allerton TMD
Lines B and C into Euston for almost 1.5 miles, and platforms 9-10
Platforms at Primrose Hill (I think there was more on the North London line in the past)
Some bits at Hunts Cross/Allerton TMD
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I'll put Acton Central out there been 20 odd years since I've been down that way, it used to be the place where the trains transferred from third rail to overhead so it has both in the station and they used to run freight down to South Acton then the line split Overground goes one way frieght the other.
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