Primrose Hill Tunnel

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Primrose Hill Tunnel is a historic railway tunnel in London that formed part of the early main line route of the London and Birmingham Railway.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway infrastructure
railway tunnel
architect Robert Stephenson
builtFor London and Birmingham Railway Company
category Grade II listed railway tunnels
London and Birmingham Railway infrastructure
Railway tunnels in London
city London
linked to: London, England
connects Camden area
Primrose Hill area
constructionStartDate 1833
country United Kingdom
designer Robert Stephenson
gauge standard gauge
hasFeature decorative brickwork
ornamental tunnel portals
hasHistoricalEra early Victorian period
hasNearbyStation Camden Road (historical proximity)
Chalk Farm (historical proximity)
linked to: Chalk Farm
hasPortal eastern portal
western portal
hasStructureType double-track tunnel
heritageDesignationBy Historic England
heritageStatus Grade II listed structure
historicSignificance part of early main line route into London from the north
isPartOf British railway network
laterOperator British Railways
linked to: British Rail

London and North Western Railway
London, Midland and Scottish Railway
length approximately 0.5 miles
lineUsedBy West Coast Main Line (historical route)
locatedIn England
London
linked to: London, England

London Borough of Camden
Primrose Hill
United Kingdom
materialUsed brick
near Primrose Hill Park
Regent's Park
opened 1837
originalOperator London and Birmingham Railway
partOf London and Birmingham Railway
passesUnder Primrose Hill
region Greater London
usedFor railway traffic

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London and Birmingham Railway notableStructure Primrose Hill Tunnel