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Butterley Company Mixed Railway (United Kingdom)

This was a private railway network ranging from Ironville in the East to Lower Hartshay/Buckland Hollow in the West. It had various Branches and connecting Tramways and was used for the movement primarily of Coal and Ironstone, Bricks and Iron products from Butterley Companies mines, furnaces and mills. Several traces of the route exist today and some sections can be walked. The line originated from Butterley works in Ripley and the NGR given is for the lower works yard.

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