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Every railway photographer has their favourite haunts, places they return to time and time again to get the shots of passing trains. But what do you do when you want to go somewhere new......... this is where we can help.
Trainspots is a growing archive of railway photographic locations from up and down the United Kingdom. With information on how to get there, what the area is like, and perhaps even where the nearest chip shop is!
Trainspots covers both current running lines and preserved railways and any location is of interest.
To you it might just be the usual dull spot down the road, but to someone who lives 200miles away it is a brand new location with lots of new interesting things to see!!!!!
Also do not be put off by the fact that the location is a sparsely used freight line or somewhere only multiple units go. Everyone has different interests and likes, plus you never know when something special might turn up on that bit of line. Read More

Enjoy the site and happy fotting.

The Trainspots Team.


To navigate around Trainspots use one of the following methods:-

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View the 10 most recent additions:
Newton Meadows
Drem Station
Sheperdswell Station
Newton St. Loe
Bourton
Tredington Level Crossing
Freshford
Tallington Level Crossing
Tile Hill
Lee Bridges

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If you have been referred by a location number only, type that number directly into this box.

Or just click on a coloured dot on the map in the area you would like to go to - each location page has a list on the left hand side of any locations with in 20 miles of that location so you don't have to be that specific.

Key to the map symbols

- Black dots indicate Network Rail passenger lines.
- Red dots indicate Network Rail freight only lines.
- Blue dots indicate a preserved railways.
- Yellow dots indicate light rail/tramways.
- White dots indicate locations awaiting approval

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