| The line This railway runs from Craigendoran (near Glasgow) to Fort William. The line had a branch to Banavie Pier. |
The
Service
There are three passenger trains in each direction every day and a sleeper train to London. The line is also open to freight to the Alumium smelter at Fort William and the papermill at Corpach. |
Also known
as The line is also known as "The West Highland line". |
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 Freight train reversing into Mallaig Junction Yard 
Westbound passenger train at
Tulloch, December 1987
 Sleeper at Corrour, south end  Freight heading North into Rannoch Moor, Loch Tulla and Blackmount in background. |
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Luss, looking towards the Pier. (Nearest station : Garelochhead
or Balloch).
Chronology
| 1894, 3 August | Line opened |
| 1901, 1 April | Extension to Mallaig opened |
| 1923 | North British Railway grouped into the London and North Eastern Railway |
| 1948 | Railways nationalised as British Railways |
| 1964 | Local passenger service between Craigendoran and Arrochar and Tarbet withdrawn |
| 1966, 1 November | Arrochar and Tarbet closed to goods |
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