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Yatesmouth Branch Line (1st Edition)

The Yatesmouth Branch Line is an early Twentieth-Century fictional Great Western Railway (and later, British Railways) branch line that passes through the forests and fields of the fictional Yates River Valley, located in Southern Devon somewhere between the real cities of Totnes and Plymouth. The branch line connects the ficitional vacation and fishing town of Yatesmouth with the fictional city of Braxton and the Great Western Main Line to London.

The route begins near the Greenwell Marshalling Yard (which includes a conflat crane and cattle pens) and Braxton Station (which includes a goods shed, carriage sidings, a turntable, a roundhouse, a coal bunker, and several water towers and pumps) in the fictional city of Braxton. Dyerchester junction, a short distance down the line from Braxton Station, is where the five-and-a-half mile Yatesmouth Branch Line diverges from the from the Great Western Main Line. The line heads further south and uphill over Westham Bank, the route's steepest grade, to Prescombe Station (which includes a goods shed). The tracks continue past the local gasworks sidings through Cranfield Tunnel, the route's only tunnel, and then over the River Yates via the Tilford Viaduct. The branch line then reaches Morrowsbury Station and Morrowsbury Dairies (which includes cattle pens) shortly thereafter. The final leg of the route passes Castle Yates, before crossing the River Yates once more via the River Yates Viaduct and on to Yatesmouth Station (which includes a turntable, a small engine shed, a coal bunker, and several water towers and pumps) and the Yatesmouth Dockyard (which includes a conflat crane and cattle pens) on the English Channel.

This is a route by Daniel O'Hearn (Drangus), designed with high detail and immersiveness in mind. The Train Simulator routes needed for this route are the 'Riviera Line in the 50s' route, the 'Falmouth Branch Route,' the 'Western Lines of Scotland: The Port Road' route, and the 'Netherfield: Nottingham Network' route. The Train Simulator asset packs needed for this route are the 'UP 119 Loco Add-On' pack (for some very minor assets and the roundhouse, so this is optional), and the 'European Loco and Asset Pack.'

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