Blisworth Cutting

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Blisworth Cutting is a deep railway cutting in Northamptonshire, England, known as a major early engineering work on the London and Birmingham Railway.

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instanceOf railway cutting ⓘ
railway infrastructure ⓘ
architectEngineer Robert Stephenson ⓘ
constructionMethod excavation by manual labour ⓘ
use of gunpowder blasting ⓘ
country England ⓘ
depth approximately 60 feet ⓘ
engineeringSignificance demonstrated feasibility of large-scale railway earthworks ⓘ
hasHeritageStatus considered of historical interest in British railway history ⓘ
hasRailway West Coast Main Line ⓘ
hasVegetation lineside trees and scrub ⓘ
historicalPeriod early Victorian era ⓘ
inception 1830s ⓘ
length approximately 1.5 miles ⓘ
locatedIn England, United Kingdom ⓘ
Northamptonshire ⓘ
locatedNear Blisworth ⓘ
Northampton ⓘ
locatedOnLine London and Birmingham Railway ⓘ
maintainedBy Network Rail ⓘ
nearStation Blisworth railway station ⓘ
notableAs major early engineering work on the London and Birmingham Railway ⓘ
openedForRailTraffic 1838 ⓘ
originalCompany London and Birmingham Railway ⓘ
partOf British railway network ⓘ
West Coast Main Line ⓘ
partOfRouteBetween Birmingham ⓘ
London ⓘ
linked to: London, England
passesThrough clay ⓘ
limestone ⓘ
railwayOpenedBy London and Birmingham Railway Company ⓘ
region East Midlands ⓘ
safetyConcern risk of landslips and rock falls ⓘ
terrainType deep cutting ⓘ
trackGauge standard gauge ⓘ
transportMode rail ⓘ
usedFor freight services ⓘ
main line passenger services ⓘ
usedSince 19th century ⓘ

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