Grimsby and Immingham Electric Railway (historical)

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The Grimsby and Immingham Electric Railway was an early 20th-century British inter-urban tramway system that linked the port town of Grimsby with the developing docks and industrial area at Immingham.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf electric railway
inter-urban tramway
tramway
closed 1961
closingYear 1961
connects Grimsby
Immingham
Immingham Dock
country United Kingdom
depotLocation near Immingham Dock
electrificationSystem overhead line
endPoint Immingham Dock
era early 20th century
gauge standard gauge
historicalSignificance built to support development of Immingham Dock
example of British inter-urban electric railway
infrastructureType reserved track sections
roadside tramway
locatedIn England
Lincolnshire
notableFeature largely isolated from other British tramway systems
operated mainly for workmen’s traffic
opened 1912
openingYear 1912
operator Great Central Railway
ownerAtOpening Great Central Railway
powerSource electricity
primaryPurpose to connect Grimsby with Immingham industrial area
to serve Immingham Dock
to transport dock workers
regionServed Humber Estuary
rollingStockType electric tramcars
servedFacility Immingham Dock
servedIndustry dock-related industries
port operations
servedTown Grimsby
Immingham
servedWorkforce dock workers at Immingham
railway employees at Immingham Dock
startPoint Grimsby
status closed
successorOperator British Railways
linked to: British Rail

London and North Eastern Railway
successorOwner British Railways
linked to: British Rail

London and North Eastern Railway
traction electric

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Grimsby docks railwayServedBy Grimsby and Immingham Electric Railway (historical)