Oxford-Worcester-Wolverhampton Line

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Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway (1860)

Oxford Wolvercot Yarnton Handborough Combe Flintstock Charlbury Ascott-under-Wychwood Shipton Kingham Adlestrop Moreton-in-the-Marsh Blockley Campden Mickleton Honeybourne Littleton and Badsey Evesham Fladbury Wyre Pershore Storton Norton Junction Worcester Shrub Hill Droitwich Hartlebury Kidderminster Blakedown Hagley Stourbridge Junction Brettell Lane Brierley Hill Round Oak Harts Hill Blowers Green Dudley Tipton Five Ways Princes End and Coseley Daisy Bank Bilston West Priestfield Wolverhampton Low Level

The Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Line was a railway line that was constructed by a company of the same name from 1845-1860.

The track exists today as far as Dudley, with used track existing as far as the location of the old Harts Hill station near Dudley. North of Dudley, the trackbed has long since been replaced, and the Wolverhampton terminus at the Low Level station - has, of January 2007, being almost totally demolished (bar its Grade II listed building) to make way for redevelopment.

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Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway