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Windsor Lines

From Bradshaw, the companion guide to On Our Lines
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Windsor Lines
Windsor Lines
Overview
Technical
ClosedN/A
Current OperatorSouth Western Railway
Former Operator(s)South Western Railway
Total Length64mi 55ch
Number of stations41
TerminiReading, Weybridge, Windsor & Eton Riverside and London Waterloo
Rolling stockClass 450, Class 458 & Class 701 EMU's
Electrification750V DC Third Rail
Track gaugeStandard gauge (1435mm)
Maximum speed70mph West of Feltham and 60mph East of Feltham

The Windsor Lines are a set of South Western Railway lines heading out of London Waterloo heading to Reading, Windsor & Eton Riverside and Weybridge via Barnes. The Windsor Lines were open in phases between 1838 and 1856 by several railway companies. It was electrified in stages between 1915 and 1939 by the London & South Western Railway and the Southern Railway.

Stations

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Stations on the Windsor Lines.

Reading Branch

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Weybridge Branch

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