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Authorised by 58 Geo. III. c. 63 , of May 23rd, 1818, for a line from the Hay Railway at Eardisley to Kington in Radnorshire and to the lime works at Burlinjob, a distance of 14 miles. At Kington the line passed by the end of the Leominster Canal. [1]
Later, it became the main part of the Eardisley-Kington-New Radnor branch of the Great Western Railway.
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