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TitleBedford and Cambridge Railway
DescriptionConstruction of a railway line, commencing in the town of Bedford by a junction with the Bedford, London and Birmingham Railway, and terminating in the town of Cambridge by a junction with the Eastern Counties Railway, Cambridge Line. Passing through the following parishes: St. Mary in Bedford, Cardington, Cople, Willington, Blunham, Sandy, Everton, (all in county of Bedfordshire). Gamlingay (county Cambridgeshire). Waresley (county Bedfordshire). Little Gransden, Longstow, Bourn, Kingston, Toft, Great Eversden, Comberton, Barton, Grantchester, Trumpington, St.Andrew the Less in Cambridge (all in Cambridgeshire) Comprising: Plans and sections 16 sheets each 20" x 30". Scales: Plans and sections: Horizontal 5 chains (110 yards) to 1 inch. Vertical 80 feet to 1 inch. Cross section: Horizontal 5 chains (110 yards) to 1 inch. Vertical 40 feet to 1 inch. Engineer Robert Stephenson, M.A. Borthwick. Surveyor C.F.Cheffins.
DateNovember 1845
CreatorNameCambridgeshire Clerk of the Peace: Plans of Public Undertakings
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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