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*The '''Wilmington Line''' is '''not signalled'''. Normally only one train is allowed on the line at any one time. | *The '''Wilmington Line''' is '''not signalled''' beyond '''Gladstone Yard'''. Normally only one train is allowed on the line at any one time. Invisible signals have been placed at the approaches to all locations to assist with '''AI''' operations. | ||
*You have been issued with an authority ticket for the '''Wilmington Line'''. | *You have been issued with an authority ticket for the '''Wilmington Line'''. | ||
*The approaches to all locations are protected by invisible signals to prevent the '''AI Half Speed Slowdown Problem''' when approaching a signal at stop. | *The approaches to all locations are protected by invisible signals to prevent the '''AI Half Speed Slowdown Problem''' when approaching a signal at stop. | ||
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| A scenario in the SAR Peterborough Base Session | ||
| A twice weekly (if required) freight service from Gladstone to Wilmington dropping wagons at locations as required. |
The Historical Bit
By the 1960s the Wilmington Line was in decline. Freight services largely ran on demand and passenger services sometimes consisted of a passenger car attached to a freight service. All passenger services on the line ended in 1969.
When the Port Pirie-Broken Hill Line was converted to standard gauge in 1969-70 the Wilmington Line became isolated from the rest of the narrow gauge network.
The line had no signals beyond Gladstone Yard and none of its locations were manned. Normally only one train was given authority to use the line at any one time.
The line was eventually closed in 1990. A section of the line has been converted to a "rail trail".
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