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I've just been searching the CTRL and TFL websites for any 3D pictures
of the new Underground developments, with little success.

Can anybody point me in the direction of any
pictures/diagrams/renderings etc.? I saw some posters at Kings Cross
when in the capital on Sunday, but had to hurry past as I was in
danger of missing my train :-)

Charlie

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Charlie Pearce wrote:
I've just been searching the CTRL and TFL websites for any 3D
pictures
of the new Underground developments, with little success.

Given the speed at which things are progressing there you're
probably best off seeing if you can borrow Dr Whos Tardis and travel
forward in time a few millenia. By then they may (possibly) have
completed it all.

B2003

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In message .com,
Boltar writes

Charlie Pearce wrote:
I've just been searching the CTRL and TFL websites for any 3D
pictures
of the new Underground developments, with little success.

Given the speed at which things are progressing there you're
probably best off seeing if you can borrow Dr Whos Tardis and travel
forward in time a few millenia. By then they may (possibly) have
completed it all.

No chance. We now know that the world ends in the year 5,000,000,000,
don't we? ;-)
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On Wed, 6 Apr 2005 16:29:16 +0100, Ian Jelf
wrote:

In message .com,
Boltar writes

Charlie Pearce wrote:
I've just been searching the CTRL and TFL websites for any 3D
pictures
of the new Underground developments, with little success.

Given the speed at which things are progressing there you're
probably best off seeing if you can borrow Dr Whos Tardis and travel
forward in time a few millenia. By then they may (possibly) have
completed it all.

No chance. We now know that the world ends in the year 5,000,000,000,
don't we? ;-)

Yes, but is that the Gregorian calendar?

Charlie

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try "The Guardian" website, which has graphics on Kings Cross redevelopment



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On Wed, 6 Apr 2005 16:29:16 +0100, Ian Jelf
wrote:

In message .com,
Boltar writes

Charlie Pearce wrote:
I've just been searching the CTRL and TFL websites for any 3D
pictures
of the new Underground developments, with little success.

Given the speed at which things are progressing there you're
probably best off seeing if you can borrow Dr Whos Tardis and travel
forward in time a few millenia. By then they may (possibly) have
completed it all.

No chance. We now know that the world ends in the year 5,000,000,000,
don't we? ;-)

Yes, but is that the Gregorian calendar?

Charlie

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On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 20:58:40 +0100, "Peter Tomlin"
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try "The Guardian" website, which has graphics on Kings Cross redevelopment

Ah, finally found what you mean after about 10 minutes searching!

http://www.guardian.co.uk/flash/0,5860,1048071,00.html

That's not what I was after, but still pretty excellent!

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/flash/0,5860,1048071,00.html

If you click on "Down The Tubes" it leads to a map showing all the railway
and ex-railway tunnels in the area. There are two curves passing either side
of the Great Northern Hotel. The northern is the Hotel Curve - what's the
other?

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In message , John Rowland
writes

If you click on "Down The Tubes" it leads to a map showing all the railway
and ex-railway tunnels in the area. There are two curves passing either side
of the Great Northern Hotel. The northern is the Hotel Curve - what's the
other?

The old link between the Midland and the Widened Lines:

http://www.londonrailways.net/snowhill.htm
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On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 10:09:36 +0100, Paul Terry
wrote:

In message , John Rowland
writes

If you click on "Down The Tubes" it leads to a map showing all the railway
and ex-railway tunnels in the area. There are two curves passing either side
of the Great Northern Hotel. The northern is the Hotel Curve - what's the
other?

The old link between the Midland and the Widened Lines:

http://www.londonrailways.net/snowhill.htm

There has only ever been one such link and that passes beneath St
Pancras as shown.

The 'curve' John refers to is the Fleet river tunnel.
..
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In message , Peter Lawrence
writes

On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 10:09:36 +0100, Paul Terry
wrote:

In message , John Rowland
writes

If you click on "Down The Tubes" it leads to a map showing all the railway
and ex-railway tunnels in the area. There are two curves passing either side
of the Great Northern Hotel. The northern is the Hotel Curve - what's the
other?

The old link between the Midland and the Widened Lines:
http://www.londonrailways.net/snowhill.htm

There has only ever been one such link and that passes beneath St
Pancras as shown.

The 'curve' John refers to is the Fleet river tunnel.

Ah, thanks - yes, that makes better sense.

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In article ,
(Peter Lawrence) wrote:

On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 10:09:36 +0100, Paul Terry
wrote:

In message , John Rowland
writes

If you click on "Down The Tubes" it leads to a map showing all the
railway and ex-railway tunnels in the area. There are two curves
passing either side of the Great Northern Hotel. The northern is the
Hotel Curve - what's the other?

The old link between the Midland and the Widened Lines:

http://www.londonrailways.net/snowhill.htm

There has only ever been one such link and that passes beneath St
Pancras as shown.

The 'curve' John refers to is the Fleet river tunnel.

No. There is a West to North curve from the Metropolitan to the GN at
King's Cross, long since disused for railway purposes. There is also York
Curve, from East of platform 1 at the Cross to the widened lines.

--
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New Kings Cross/St Pancras ticket halls - any images online?
 

In article ,
Colin Rosenstiel writes
If you click on "Down The Tubes" it leads to a map showing all the
railway and ex-railway tunnels in the area. There are two curves
passing either side of the Great Northern Hotel. The northern is the
Hotel Curve - what's the other?

The 'curve' John refers to is the Fleet river tunnel.

No. There is a West to North curve from the Metropolitan to the GN at
King's Cross, long since disused for railway purposes.

If ever used at all. But this is not the one the original posting
(quoted) refers to - it goes nowhere near the Hotel. Almost certainly
the other poster is right - it's the Fleet.

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"Colin Rosenstiel" wrote in message
...
SNIP

No. There is a West to North curve from the Metropolitan to the GN at
King's Cross, long since disused for railway purposes. There is also York
Curve, from East of platform 1 at the Cross to the widened lines.
Colin Rosenstiel

The entrance to the York Curve can still be seen under the cab rank ramp. I
have photos if anybody is interested.
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"Colin Rosenstiel" wrote in message
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In message , John Rowland
writes

If you click on "Down The Tubes" it leads to a
map showing all the railway and ex-railway
tunnels in the area. There are two curves
passing either side of the Great Northern Hotel.
The northern is the Hotel Curve - what's the other?

The 'curve' John refers to is the Fleet river tunnel.

No. There is a West to North curve from the Metropolitan
to the GN at King's Cross, long since disused for railway
purposes. There is also York Curve, from
East of platform 1 at the Cross to the widened lines.

These are both shown in the map, and neither go anywhere near the Great
Northern Hotel. I believe the Fleet Sewer was the correct answer. Thanks,
Peter.

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That's why my vehicle's the Piccadilly Line -
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In article ,
(Marratxi) wrote:

"Colin Rosenstiel" wrote in message
...
SNIP

No. There is a West to North curve from the Metropolitan to the GN at
King's Cross, long since disused for railway purposes. There is also
York Curve, from East of platform 1 at the Cross to the widened lines.

The entrance to the York Curve can still be seen under the cab rank
ramp. I have photos if anybody is interested.

You can hardly miss it from any train entering the Cross from Gas Works
tunnel.

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Colin Rosenstiel