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1874-1879 - The [[:Category:Western Counties Railway|Western Counties Railway]] built the line from [[Yarmouth]] to [[Digby]].
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=Yarmouth Subdivision=
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One of the DAR's three mainline subdivisions, the Yarmouth Subdivision was acquired from the [[WCR|W. C. R.]] with the merging of the [[W&AR|W. & A. R]] and the [[WCR|W. C. R.]] in 1893 to form the D. A. R.  The D. A. R. incorporated it into the W. & A. R. trackage and started the Yarmouth subdivision at [[Middleton]]. After the leasing of the D. A. R. to the C. P. R. and the reassignment of subdivisions in 1918, the [[:Category:Subdivision Kentville|Kentville Subdivision]] was created by shortening the Halifax subdivision to Kentville and shortening the Yarmouth subdivision to Annapolis Royal. It ended at [[Yarmouth]] with an interchange to the [http://hswdpi.ca/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page Halifax and Southwestern Railway]. The subdivision was built in stages starting in 1874 and was abandoned in 1990.
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1874-1879 - The [[WCR|Western Counties Railway]] built the line from [[Yarmouth]] to [[Digby]].
  
 
1891 - The Canadian federal government completed the "missing link" in the line from [[Digby]] to [[Annapolis Royal]].
 
1891 - The Canadian federal government completed the "missing link" in the line from [[Digby]] to [[Annapolis Royal]].
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Image:YA-00.00 Annapolis Royal.jpg|Track Schematic for Annapolis Royal.
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File:DAR Yarmouth Sub - Stations, Locations & Mileage.jpeg|Spreadsheet showing locations on the sub and mileage from a variety of sources.
Image:YA-04.78 Upper Clements.jpg|Track Schematic for Upper Clements.
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Image:YA-00.00 Annapolis Royal.jpg|Track Schematic for [[Annapolis Royal]].
Image:YA-10.40 Deep Brook.jpg|Track Schematic for Deep Brook.
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Image:YA-04.78 Upper Clements.jpg|Track Schematic for [[Upper Clements]].
Image:YA-13.62 Bear River.jpg|Track Schematic for Bear River.  
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Image:YA-10.40 Deep Brook.jpg|Track Schematic for [[Deep Brook]].
Image:YA-14.45 Imbertville.jpg|Track Schematic for Imbertville.
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Image:YA-13.62 Bear River.jpg|Track Schematic for [[Bear River]].  
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Image:YA-14.45 Imbertville.jpg|Track Schematic for [[Imbertville]].
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Image:YA-15.56 Smiths Cove.jpg|Track Schematic for [[Smith's Cove]].
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File:YA-20.16 Digby East.jpg|Track Schematic for Digby (1).
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File:YA-20.16 Digby West.jpg|Track Schematic for Digby (2).
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Image:YA-24.20 Acaciaville.jpg|Track Schematic for [[Acaciaville]].
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Image:YA-28.04 Bloomfield.jpg|Track Schematic for [[Bloomfield]].
 
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[[Category:Trackage]]

Latest revision as of 22:12, 7 April 2023

Yarmouth Subdivision

One of the DAR's three mainline subdivisions, the Yarmouth Subdivision was acquired from the W. C. R. with the merging of the W. & A. R and the W. C. R. in 1893 to form the D. A. R. The D. A. R. incorporated it into the W. & A. R. trackage and started the Yarmouth subdivision at Middleton. After the leasing of the D. A. R. to the C. P. R. and the reassignment of subdivisions in 1918, the Kentville Subdivision was created by shortening the Halifax subdivision to Kentville and shortening the Yarmouth subdivision to Annapolis Royal. It ended at Yarmouth with an interchange to the Halifax and Southwestern Railway. The subdivision was built in stages starting in 1874 and was abandoned in 1990.

1874-1879 - The Western Counties Railway built the line from Yarmouth to Digby.

1891 - The Canadian federal government completed the "missing link" in the line from Digby to Annapolis Royal.

1893 - The Dominion Atlantic Railway is created and the Annapolis Royal to Yarmouth line becomes the Yarmouth Subdivision of the DAR.

June 28, 1988 - CP Rail applies to the National Transportation Agency to abandon all trackage west of Kentville to Yarmouth.

July 13, 1989 - the NTA concludes in Decision No. 350-R-1989 that CP Rail's trackage from Kentville to Yarmouth is uneconomic. In Order No. 1989-R-182 also issued that day, the NTA dictates that operation of this trackage be abandoned 1 year from this date.

January 15, 1990 - VIA Rail Canada discontinues its Evangeline passenger train service from Halifax to Yarmouth.

March 27, 1990 - CP Rail formally abandons the Kentville Subdivision from Kentville (mileage 4.6) to Annapolis Royal (mileage 58.4) and the Yarmouth Subdivision from Annapolis Royal (mileage 0.0) to Yarmouth (mileage 86.6), a total distance of 140.4 miles.

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