Britain's railways, grouped as originally proposed by the Mo T for Railways Act

Date: 1921 Reference: RAIL 1031/69 Creator: Pre-nationalisation railway companies, pre-nationalisation canal and related companies, the London Passenger Transport Board, and successors Catalogue context: 'Official Railway Map of England & Wales Prepared and Published by the Railway Clearing House'. Shows the lines and territories to be allocated to the 'Big Four' railway companies post consolidation, coloured to define the grouping as originally proposed by the Ministry of Transport for the Railways Act 1921. Scale: 4 inches to 45 miles. Drawn and engraved by J and W Emslie; lithographed by McCorquodale & Co; published by the Railway Clearing House, 123 Seymour Street, Euston Square. Categories: Transport and travel Subjects: Maps and plans; Railways; Transport management Topics: Land and buildings; Transport and travel Period: Interwar Places: Great Britain Copyright information: The National Archives understands this item to be the copyright of the British Transport Commission and British Railways Board. It may not be reproduced except with the permission of the copyright owner. Contact details for seeking that permission can be found in the Usage terms. Usage terms: https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documents/information-management/use-of-tna-materials.pdf