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| Nikhe Railway | |
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 The logo of the Nikhe Railway represents a train's tracks, and the diamonds being a remainder of the original Nikhe Railway logo, which was shaped like a diamond. | |
| Overview | |
| Other name(s) | Edgware and Camden Light Railway |
| Service | |
| Depot(s) | Edgware, Aldenham, Euston, St Pancras, Bank, Golders Green |
| History | |
| Opened | 2038 (Estimate) |
| Completed | 2038 (Estimate) |
| Technical | |
| Operating speed | 90 mph (140 km/h) |
The Nikhe Railway (/ˈnɪxɛər/) (Or Nikhé Railway) is a proposed light railway that will run from Watford (and Radlett) to Bank. It will share tracks with the London Underground (Northern Line) and Thameslink, which would simultaneously put less pressure on the Northern Line and Thameslink.
The Nikhe Railway will be an indirect successor of the Edgware, Highgate and London Railway, and will attempt to complete the Northern Heights Project, a failed railway project that would have introduced a railway going from Edgware to Bushey Heath, via Brockley Hill and Elstree, as well as a railway going from Edgware to Mill Hill East, via Mill Hill.
Appearance & Accessibility
editTrains on the Nikhe Railway (N-01 Class) will look similar to the trains on the Docklands Light Railway, which is a light railway in Central London. However, there are some noticeable differences, including:
- N-01 Trains will be painted white, with a thick blue stripe at the bottom.
- N-01 Trains will be much closer to the ground, and will have track across roads.
- DLR Trains have separated carriages, however the N-01 Trains will have joined carriages, similarly to the Elizabeth Line Trains, or most intercity trains privatised under National Rail, for example, Thameslink.
Stations that are exclusively owned by the Nikhe Railway will have full step-free access from street to train, such as Edgwarebury Station and Bushey Heath Station.
Route Map
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The Nikhe Railway has four termini:
- Bank
- Euston
- Edgware (On platform 1, Nikhe Trains will terminate at Edgware, then run on a route back to either Euston or Bank. Additionally, On platform 5, Nikhe Trains will terminate at Edgware, then run on a route back to Radlett.)
- Radlett
- Watford
Every terminus of the Nikhe Railway is an intechange to either National Rail, London Underground, or both.