A Class 03 hauled consist on the Royal Deeside Railway
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Royal Deeside Railway
Legend
Deeside Railway
former route to Ballater
Banchory
Silverstripe carriage shed
Bridge of Bennie
West Lodge Yard
Birkenbaud crossing
Milton of Crathes
Deeside Railway
former route to Aberdeen
The Royal Deeside Railway is a Scottish heritage railway located at Milton of Crathes railway station on a part of the original Deeside Railway.[1]
^Journeys, Great Rail. "Royal Deeside Railway - Rail Tours | Great Rail Journeys". Small Group Tours & Rail Holidays Experts | Great Rail Journeys. Retrieved 22 December 2022.
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