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Clifton Extension Railway runs along the top of this 1911 Bristol railway map

Railways in the Bristol area

Cross Country Route

Thornbury branch line

South Wales Main Line

New Passage Pier

Westerleigh Junction

New Passage Halt

Cross Hands Halt

South Wales Main Line

via Severn Tunnel

Severn View Industrial Park

Chittening Industrial Estate

Bristol Parkway

Smoke Lane Industrial Estate

Ram Hill Colliery

Chittening Platform

Avonmouth Docks

St Andrews Road

Avonmouth (BPR&P)

North Filton Platform

Avonmouth (Royal Edward)

Stoke Gifford depot

Avonmouth Docks

Westerleigh Goods Depot

Avonmouth Light Railway

Filton Junction

Avonmouth Docks

Portway Park & Ride

Filton Abbey Wood

Clifton Down Tunnel

(1845–1869)

(1869–1966)

Narroways Hill Junction

Stapleton Road sidings

Grey line represents

boundary of Bristol

unitary authority area

Avon Valley Railway

Waste depot

Bristol St Philip's

Barton Hill Depot

St Mary Redcliffe tunnel

Bristol Temple Meads

Bristol Temple Meads

Princes' Wharf

Bristol Harbour Railway

St Philip's Marsh T&RSMD

SS Great Britain

East Depot

Bristol Docks (North)

Bristol Docks (South)

CREATE Centre

Mangotsfield to Bath line

South Liberty Lane Depot

Nightingale Valley Halt

Bristol–Exeter line

Whitchurch Halt

Portbury shipyard

Royal Portbury Dock

Bristol & North Somerset Rly

Portbury Shipyard

Great Western Main Line

(1954–1964)

Weston, Clevedon and

Portishead Light Railway

(1879–1954)

Portishead Pier

The Clifton Extension Railway was a joint railway in Bristol, owned by the Great Western Railway (GWR) and the Midland Railway (MR) companies.

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