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Weedon to Marton Junction Line in Wolfhampcote

Weedon to Marton Junction Line in Wolfhampcote CP in Rugby is an abandoned railway and it crosses a bridge. Weedon to Marton Junction Line is also known as WMJ. Weedon to Marton Junction Line also exists in Grandborough CP. Ⓦ.

Bus stops

  • Church – approx. 1,2 km.
  • Olive Bush – approx. 1,3 km.
  • Main Road – approx. 1,5 km.

Hofläden

  • Flecknoe Fields Farm – approx. 1,4 km.

Roads nearby

Bridge 100
650 m
Bridge 99
950 m
Vicarage Road
1,1 km
Bush Hill Lane
Church
1,2 km
Flecknoe Road
1,2 km
Hunters Moon
1,4 km
Bridge 103
1,7 km
Grandborough Fields Road
Main Road
1,8 km
Bridge 97
1,9 km
Moor Lane
1,9 km
Shuckburgh Road
2,7 km
Park Hill
2,7 km
Church Road
2,7 km
Grange Farm Close
2,8 km
Park Lane
2,8 km
Evans Terrace
2,8 km
Sawbridge Road
2,8 km
The Steeples
2,8 km
Hockley Close
2,9 km
Hargrave Close
Grandborough
2,9 km
White Barn Close
2,9 km
College Road
2,9 km
Main Street
Willoughby, Post Office, Rose, The Rose Inn
3,0 km
Brooks Close
Manor Farm Barns Self-Catering
3,0 km

Abandoned railways nearby

Great Central Railway
2,5 km

Body of waters nearby

Frank's Pool
1,9 km

Buildings nearby

Shuckburgh Hall
2,9 km

Community centres nearby

Flecknoe Village Hall
1,2 km
Grandborough Village Hall
2,8 km
Willoughby Village Hall
3,0 km

Farmyards nearby

Mill Farm
750 m
Bush Hill Farm
1,3 km
Bates Farm
1,3 km
Manor Farm
1,3 km
Leam Farm
1,4 km
Sawbridge Grounds
1,8 km
The Leys
2,0 km
Grange Farm
2,7 km
White House Farm
3,0 km

Parks nearby

Village Hall Field
2,8 km

Places of worship nearby

St Mark
1,3 km
St Peter
2,9 km
St Nicholas
2,9 km

Pubs nearby

The Olive Bush
1,3 km
Shoulder of Mutton
2,8 km

Residential areas nearby

Wolfhamcote Barn
2,4 km

Residential buildings nearby

The Old Vicarage
1,0 km

Rivers nearby

River Leam
1,5 km

Streams nearby

Willoughby Brook
2,9 km
Length 18.0
Operator London and North Western Railway, London, Midland and Scottish Railway
Country United Kingdom
Described by source Engineer's Line References (ELRs): A (Hopefully) Comprehensive Listing, Railway Data Centre, Signalling Record Society line data