Bittern Line - Definition


Bittern Line - Definition

The Bittern Line is a railway line from Norwich to Cromer and Sheringham in Norfolk.

External Links

The Bittern Line. (http://www.bitternline.com/)

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Major railway lines in the United Kingdom:

'Modern' high speed main lines:

Channel Tunnel Rail Link | Channel Tunnel

'Classic' main lines:

East Coast | Great Eastern | Great Western | Midland | West Coast

Other main lines:

Brighton | Chiltern | Glasgow South Western | Highland | North Wales
Portsmouth Direct | Settle-Carlisle | South Wales | South Western
Welsh Marches | Wessex | West Highland | West of England

Secondary lines:

Aire Valley | Argyle | Atlantic Coast | Avocet | Ayrshire Coast
Birmingham Cross-City | Bittern | Cambrian | Chase | Cotswold
Cumbrian | Conwy Valley | East Coastway | East Suffolk | Esk Valley
Far North | Golden Valley | Heart of Wales | Heart of Wessex | Hope Valley
Kyle of Lochalsh | Looe Valley | Lymington | Maritime | Marsh Link
North Clyde | Oxted | Riviera | St Ives Bay | Sudbury Branch
Tamar Valley | Tarka | Tyne Valley | West Coastway | Wherry

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