Dunglass Jct. - Rutherglen (excl.) via Glasgow Central (Low Level)
Date Closed to Passenger Services
5 Oct 1964
Mileage Closed
14m 41c
Stations Closed
Bowling (CR) (05/02/1951); Old Kilpatrick; Dalmuir (Riverside); Kilbowie; Clydebank (Riverside); Yoker (Ferry); Scotstoun (West); Scotstoun (East); Whiteinch (Riverside); Partick (West); Kelvin Hall*; Stobcross (03/08/1959); Anderston Cross (03/08/1959); Glasgow Central (Low Level); Glasgow Cross; Glasgow Green (02/11/1953); Bridgeton Cross; Dalmarnock
Services Operated
Balloch (Central)/Dumbarton (Central)/Dalmuir (Riverside)/Kilbowie/Possil/Maryhill (Central) - Rutherglen/Whifflet (Upper)/Coatbridge (Central)
Timetable Reference
BR(ScR) 7 Sep 64 - 13 Jun 65 Table 15
Cobb Atlas Reference
540 43 73 - 529 61 61
Present Status
Reopened - Finnieston Jcts. - Rutherglen, (see Notes below). Dismantled - remainder.
Map
RCH Glasgow Coatbridge & Paisley 1932
Further Notes
ACD - Mon 05/10/1964 - BLN 17; PNM 1980 p79. No Sunday service, LTR - Sat 03/10/1964.
*Originally named Partick (Central). RN Kelvin Hall 15/06/1959 - RPSGB.
New connections at Finnieston West Jct. (Up) - Kelvinhaugh Tunnel (Jct.) and Finnieston East Jct. (Down) - Exhibition Centrs [Stobcross] (Jct.) - Rutherglen RO - Mon 05/11/1979. N.B. The foregoing reflects the layout according to RAoGB and OS maps and Google Earth. Cobb and SRS RailRef CA373 give a single connection from Finnieston West to East Jcts.
Page updated: 13/01/2023