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Bristol Port Railway and Pier
The Bristol Port Railway and Pier (occasionally referred to as the Bristol Port and Pier Railway〔Map of Bristol from somewhere around 1880〕) was a railway in Bristol, England.
==Route==
The Bristol Port Railway and Pier company (BPRP) ran from a main terminus at (originally called Clifton), northwards to west of Bristol city centre between the Clifton Suspension Bridge and Bridge Valley Road, to a terminus at Avonmouth. Upon leaving Hotwells, the line headed north alongside the River Avon through two tunnels, to a halt and passing point, then to Sneyd Park Junction, where the Clifton Extension Railway joined it. Continuing north following the river is the station at , then a bridge over the River Trym. The line curved west around Horse-Shoe Bend, then went slightly inland to , then turned back north-west. At Avonmouth Dock Junction the Extension Railway diverged north, and another line diverged west for freight, while the BPRP line continued into the station at . Beyond there, the line diverged again, with one line going west to and another north to rejoin the Extension Railway. The main BPRP line continued on into its Avonmouth terminus.
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