Glasgow, Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway

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The Glasgow, Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway was a 19th-century Scottish railway company that built and operated the line connecting Glasgow with the towns of Dumbarton and Helensburgh along the River Clyde.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway company
railway line
builtFor goods traffic
passenger traffic
category defunct Scottish railway company
railway line opened in 1858
connects Dumbarton
Glasgow
Helensburgh
constructionPeriod 1850s
country Scotland
currentUse suburban passenger services
electrification none (steam operated in 19th century)
era 19th century
follows River Clyde
gauge standard gauge
historicalSignificance provided early rail link from Glasgow to Clyde coastal resorts
laterPartOf British Railways (Scottish Region)
London and North Eastern Railway
North British Railway
lineType heavy rail
locatedIn River Clyde valley
linked to: River Clyde

Scotland
United Kingdom
openedForPassengerTraffic 1858-05-28
openingDate 1858-05-28
originalTerminus Dumbarton
Glasgow (Queen Street)
Helensburgh
railwayNetwork Scottish railway network
regionServed West Central Scotland
servedArea Clyde estuary
servedIndustry shipbuilding on the River Clyde
trade along the River Clyde
servedPort Helensburgh (Clyde steamer connections)
servedTown Dumbarton
Glasgow
Helensburgh
status part of North Clyde suburban network
successor North British Railway
trackGauge 1435 mm

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Cardross railway station originalCompany Glasgow, Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway