Docklands Light Railway : Pictures : Isle Of Dogs
The most interesting section of the DLR, photographically, is the line from North Quay Junction through West India Quay, Canary Wharf and Heron Quays stations and on through South Quays. Here the railway glides over docks and through skyscrapers as it makes its way through the core of the redeveloped Docklands area.
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Canary Wharf's overall trainshed, as seen from West India Quay station. On the left 60 enters at the rear of a Lewisham service; on the right 25 leaves for Bank; in the centre track 82 has just arrived on a terminating service
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Inside Canary Wharf, looking northwards
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Inside Canary Wharf, looking northwards
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The trainshed, platforms and viaduct of Canary Wharf station as seen from street level on South Colonnade
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The northern end of Heron Quays station, as seen from across the adjacent dock near to Canary Wharf DLR station
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Northern end of Heron Quays station, seen from street level, showing how the new station, and indeed the surrounding building, have been constructed around the original DLR viaduct
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Looking south from below West India Quay station, across West India Dock North, to Canary Wharf station. The railway has altered significantly since opening. Originally the DLR here consisted of one double-track viaduct running from West India Quay to South Quay; there are now four tracks south from West India Quay and three tracks through six platform faces at Canary Wharf
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South from Canary Wharf station to Heron Quay the DLR runs over one of the West India Docks
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The DLR emerges from the south end of Heron Quays station to cross South Dock
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Looking east (towards Crossharbour) from South Quay station. The viaduct dog-legs to cross Marsh Wall
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68 pulling into West India Quay station; in the background is Canary Wharf
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40 entering West India Quay, having come from the city
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35 leaves Canary Wharf for Bank
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Train standing at West India Quay; in the background are some of the Canary Wharf office buildings
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82 leaving Canary Wharf, heading towards West India Quay
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Underneath the railway viaduct at West India Quay, looking south over West India Dock (Import) towards Canary Wharf
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West India Quay station, as seen from the dockside below. To the right is Canary Wharf; behind the camera are restaurants and bars. On the right in the picture is the world's oldest steamship, the SS Robin, now permanently moored here (thanks to the DLR viaduct) and home to a photographic gallery and arts club
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The DLR viaduct carrying the railway from West India Quay (on the left) to Canary Wharf (on the right)
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Overall view of the viaduct over West India Dock (Import), with West India Quay on the left and Canary Wharf on the right
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The railway viaduct over West India Dock (Import), with part of West India Quay station on the left
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