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The Stone Cutting Transfer Yard

**The Stone Cutting and Transfer Yard** was one of the most short-lived industries on the Island of Sodor. It is located off the goods line that branches off The Main Line.

## History

Once, George the steamroller had to wait for Percy here, but he insulted Skarloey and Rheneas on the sheds at the transfer siding. Later, when Thumper was digging into a mountain with a boulder perched on top of it, the boulder fell down the mountain and landed on the track, causing chaos and runaways. It resulted with a crash at the standard gauge shed here.
River Arle

The **River Arle** is a river in Arlesdale End that runs past Marthwaite and Arlesdale and flows through Arlesburgh into the Sudrian Sea. The Hackenbeck stream also flows into the river near Lower Arlesburgh.

Toby once got washed away along the river after The Dam collapsed. Luckily, Harold and Percy managed to save Toby before he fell down The Waterfall along the river.

It only appeared in the third, fifth and sixth series

## Gallery

Toby's Flood BridgeThe frozen river underneath The Rickety Old Bridge
Arlesburgh Goods Station

**Arlesburgh Goods Station** is a goods halt at Arlesburgh that is located on a siding. It only appeared in the seventh series.

## History

Oliver hates the snow, but Toad believes that snow is splendid. While working, they see some children building a huge snowman and Toad observes that snow is magical, though Oliver still disagrees. After finishing all his work, Oliver is upset when the Fat Controller tells him he has to take a special to a mountain village, which he reluctantly does. However, a frozen set of points causes Oliver to slip on some icy rails where he ends up crashing through the buffers of a siding and into the stomach of the children's snowman. It is too late to rescue Oliver, so he and Toad spend a cold and uncomfortable night in a snowfall while his driver spends the night in an Village Inn. When the children see Oliver fast asleep the next morning, they think the snowman has grown eyes in its stomach. This gives them an idea and dress Oliver up as a snowman.

## Trivia

* In Thomas the Tank Engine wikia, this station is called ''Rolf's Castle''.
* The building is based off of Dryaw, with its chimney on the opposite side.
Marthwaite

**Marthwaite** is a station and village in the Arle Valley served by the North Western Railway. Unlike in the Railway Series, the town has a standard gauge connection provided by Toby's Branch Line.

## History

### Thomas and Friends

#### Classic Series

During an extended stormy time, Toby was feeling miserable due to both the rain and the fact that his branch line runs through the Arle Valley that is in danger of flooding from the River Arle. The only thing preventing water from overflowing in the river is a dam. Percy arrives at the village beside Toby, who is about to investigate the dam for any concerns of damage. He informs Toby that crossing the dam in heavy rain could be dangerous, and asks Toby to be careful.
Toby's Old Tramway

According to TheUnluckyTug, the people of the Arle Valley already had their own railway line which predated the North Western Railway's branch line by nearly two decades. This tramway was Toby's original home before he came to work on the North Western Railway.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

In the television series, Toby's old line (known as Toby's Branch Line) was located somewhere in northern Sodor. The line started at Arlesdale End, where Toby's shed was, and then passed by a dam where it uses the water by the lakes nearby, and through a small rocky cliff next to a bay. It then goes through a valley past an old castle, pass by a old bridge that crosses the River Arle before arriving at the station of Marthwaite. The line then continues south, and pass by McColl's farm and calls at Lower Arlesburgh. After that, the line passes on a rickety old bridge that crosses over the River Arle, pass by some fields and finally, it arrives at Arlesburgh Harbour.

The line closed after competition by buses and lorries forced it to shut down. After the last train, Toby was put into the shed, but was soon bought by the Fat Controller.
Mid Sodor Railway

The **Mid Sodor Railway** (abbreviated as **MSR**) was a 2'3" (narrow gauge) railway which operated from 1880 to 1947 and ran for 25 miles. Some 10 miles of the line were turned in to a branch line for the Skarloey Railway.

## Stations

There were two stations in Skarloey. Lakeside, the more convenient of the two, was the terminus; only trains connecting with the boat and mining block trains used the harbour station. Lakeside had one platform with a canopy and an extensive harbour for passengers, locomotives and carriages.

The line then started to climb into the mountains, turning back on itself, passing through three tunnels and stopping at Elm Farm. The line then left the mountains, calling at the Old Station. This station had a loop and locomotive and carriage sheds.

Then, the line crosses the Peel Godred Branch Line on a level crossing and calling at Old Bailey's Station, where it had a little lake.

Then, a junction to the Harbour at Valesbridge was situated east of Ulfstead, which in the branch line was Duke's Old Village, and finally we arrive at Valesbridge, where the train connect with the boat at the harbour. This harbour is located on the banks of the Hawin Ab.

After that, the line passes through a tunnel and calls at The Gold Mine, where Bertram was used to work at that. The line officially ends here and does not go further.

## Gallery

Skarloey ViaductThe cuttingThe Old StationOld Bailey's StationThe Gold Mine
Edward's Branch Line

The **Brendam Branch Line**, commonly known as **Edward's Branch Line**, runs from Wellsworth along a peninsula to Brendam. BoCo and occasionally Donald and Douglas assist in running the line. Thomas also worked on the branch line while a bridge was being repaired on his own branch line.

In The Railway Series, the bigger engines are forbidden to travel along the line due to the weaker rail construction, however Gordon was once switched onto the branch line with the express by accident.
The Narrow Gorge

**The Narrow Gorge** is a gorge with a track at the bottom and a road at the cliff. A lorry once fell off the cliff here. The gorge is located along The Quarry Tramroad.

## History

Once while Toby was puffing along the gorge, he spotted a lorry who struggled to stay on the road while it was carrying stones. Eventually, the lorry lost control and fell off the cliff.
Elsbridge Sheds

**Elsbridge Engine Sheds** is a shed located next to The Carriage Shed at Elsbridge Yard in the television series. No engines were shown shedding here, but Toby and Percy showed Daisy to this shed on her first day; however, Daisy disliked it for its smell and opted to sleep in the carriage shed instead.
Toby's Branch Line

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**Toby's Branch Line** is a tramway that runs from Arlesdale End to Callan along the Arlesdale mountain line.

## Stations

The line starts at Arlesdale End and runs north-west to Arlesdale, where Toby and Thomas delivered the christmas tree. It goes over the top of the dam to Arlesdale Castle where it climbs a steep gradient. After descending the steep gradient, the line crosses the River Arle and arrives at the third station, Marthwaite, where it had a passing loop and the River Arle flows past it, then it arrive at McColl Farm where the lambs were cold in frozen weather. It then goes to Lower Arlesburgh and passes a rickety old bridge who crosses the river. After that, is the windmill were it was struck by lightining. Just after that was the junction where Oliver was mistakenly send to this line and crashed in to Toby's Shed. Finally we arrive at Callan. It was here where Oliver pulled S.C. Ruffey apart. Tom Tipper delivers mail here.

## Gallery

CallanCallan Signal RunbyArelsburgh JunctionToby's WindmillThe Rickety Old BridgeLower ArlesburghMarthwaiteToby's Flood BridgeCastle ArleArlesdaleArlesdale EndToby's Shed
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Cros-ny-Cuirn

**Cros-ny-Cuirn**, (Sudric for "**the Ford of the Mountain Ash**") is a small village and station on the Skarloey Railway. It is located between Crovan's Gate and Glennock.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

In the television series, the station only appeared in the fourth series. It consists of a single platform with a building. A siding is located here.

## Trivia

* The hut next to the station was reused at Kirk Ronan and Harwick Pier.
Knapford Harbour Bridges

**Knapford Harbour Bridges** are three bridges that span over Knapford Harbour and the inlet of the River Els. The first bridge carries the Main Line and is an brick arch bridge. The second bridge is the one carrying Thomas' Branch Line and The Main Line. Knapford Airfield is located nearby. They only appeared in the second series of the television series.
Toryreck

**Toryreck** is a village and a goods station on Thomas' Branch Line.

## History

Whenever Thomas passes the Goods Station, children wave to him from the nearby bridge, and occasionally he stops to talk to them. Once, Thomas was surprised to be flagged down at station to pick up passengers, as the station was for goods-only. An Inspector explained that a school bus had broken and the children needed a ride to Elsbridge, which Thomas provided.
Rheneas

**Rheneas** (Sudric for **"Divided Waterfall"**) is a station and waterfall on the Skarloey Railway. Rheneas is named after it. Excluding stock footage, it only appeared in Series 4.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

In the television series, it first appeared in the fourth series and in other model series as stock footage. The station is depicted as a passing loop with two platforms and an ungated level crossing. There is also a two-berth engine shed here and a watermill is close by.
Knapford

**Knapford** is a small town on the River Els estuary, south of Tidmouth, of which it is a dormitory.

## History

The station, known as the "Big Station", has an all-over glass roof spanning five terminal lines and a "through road" leading to Thomas' Branch Line. It contains the Fat Controller's main office and is the station where HM Queen Elizabeth II visited Sodor. The Express departs and returns from here every day.
Arthur's Branch Line

The **Harwick Branch Line** is a branch line that runs from Arlesburgh Goods Station up to Harwick and back. In the television series, the branch line was given to Arthur by Sir Topham Hatt and is commonly known as **Arthur's Branch Line**.

## Route and Operations

The Harwick branch line begins at Arlesburgh Goods Station, where it runs along with the Little Western to Callan, where the Little Western ends. From here, the branch line passes through a crossing, where it swings away from the coast for a short while. The line then comes to Church Station, passes on the Harwick Beach where it has a lighthouse, and then passes on the old pier rail where Thomas fell down here. After that, it continues north along the coastline of Faarkey-Y-Sudragh and past until it reaches the town of Harwick before ending at the Harwick Fishing Village.

Arthur is the only known engine to regularly work on the line. However, other engines have been seen on the line many times.

## Gallery

CallanHarwick BeachHarwickHarwick Fishing Village
Toby's Flood Bridge

**Toby's Flood Bridge** is a short wooden bridge situated on Toby's Branch Line. It is located near Marthwaite. The river flows down towards a big waterfall. Template:Infobox Bridge

During a period of high rainfall, the river beneath the bridge became dangerously close to bursting its banks. This was exacerbated once the dam broke, which caused the bridge's supports to break apart. It was then swept down towards the waterfall with Toby and his crew on it. Toby, however, was rescued by Harold and Percy. Since the dam was repaired, it is likely that the bridge was either repaired or replaced.
Elsbridge

**Elsbridge** is a small town and station on Thomas' Branch Line located in the Els Valley, with a population of 4,500. The nearby River Els flows underneath the Elsbridge Viaduct and enters the Sudrian Sea at Knapford. Elsbridge serves as the junction for the Ffarquhar Branch Line.

## History

### *Thomas and Friends*

Elsbridge serves as the junction between Thomas' branch line and The Main Line. The station has a large overhead footbridge, four platforms, with a canopy covering two, and five through tracks. Henry's Tunnel, The Pond Runby and The Goat's Field are located near here. The station has a small yard, which has an engine shed and a carriage shed. The express does stop here and it was here where James met Toby on Toby's first days on the North Western Railway.

## Trivia

* In ''Thomas and the Special Letter'', it was revealed that Thomas' last train terminates here.
* In ''Thomas Goes Fishing'', it was stated that Thomas usually takes on water here on both returning journeys.
* In ''Daisy'', the station was stated as the terminus of Thomas' Branch Line and the branch line engines rest here.
* In ''Tenders and Turntables'', it was revealed that Gordon stop with express on his journey back to Tidmouth.
The Old Station

**The Old Station** was one of the stations on the Mid Sodor Railway when the line was working order. It was located between Old Bailey's Station and Elm Farm at the bottom of Shane Dooiney. When a party of rescuers were trying to rescue Duke, this station was one of the spots that appeared on the map and it was here where Duke was burried on his shed and where Smudger was turned in to a generator behind the sheds. This station is where the MSR's regular services starts and it has the sheds for the engines.
Crovan's Gate

**Crovan's Gate** (commonly referred to as "The Works" Or "The Works Station" in reference to the railway workshop housed there) is a town near a narrow gap in the hills that is the only practicable route into the centre of Sodor from the east. The town's station is the terminus of the Skarloey Railway and the location of the Works, where the engines go to be repaired. The town's motto is "Ave amicos cave hostes", which, translated, means "Welcome, friends; beware, enemies".
The Mountain Road

The **Mountain Road** was a section of the Mid Sodor Railway that climbs a steep mountain. It was a difficult part of the line and all engines must keep a good look out. Falcon once came off the line here, but was saved by Duke. A workman's cottage is located nearby, where passengers had once got water buckets from to fill water into Duke's boiler.
Arlesdale Lake and Mountains Line

The **Arlesdale Lake and Mountains Line** is a railway line on Toby's Branch Line. The line runs alongside a mountain, passing a cliff side. Nearby, there is a small, ruined castle. At the end of the mountain, there is a line which runs aside a large lake. Toby used to work here, but soon the lorries and buses were taking over his work and he was locked up in his old shed at Arlesdale End, until he was bought by Sir Topham Hatt. A few years later, the old lake and mountains line was reopened up and is used for holiday makers and tourist attractions. On occasions, Thomas takes passengers here.
Maron

* II
* I

**Maron** is a small town and station on the Main Line, located at the bottom of Gordon's Hill.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

Maron Station consists of three platforms, with the northern platform having the station building. A few sidings are located on the southern side of the station, which constitute a small yard. There was also a siding located east of the station, which is where Thomas hit buffers after being pushed by the Troublesome Trucks which constitute a small yard. In the first series, Maron was a straight platformed station, and from the sixth series onwards, it became a curved platform station.
Henry's Tunnel

The **Tidmouth Tunnels**, more commonly known as **"Henry's Tunnel"**, are a two-bore tunnel situated to the north-east of Tidmouth, on the Main Line.

## Henry's Tunnel

* II
* I

### Location

Between Tidmouth and Elsbridge, Island of Sodor

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

In the first series of the television series, Henry stopped in the tunnel and wouldn't come out. In the fourth series, the tunnel was blocked by an elephant and Henry had to take some workmen to clear it.
The tunnel was built for the new Main Line for the NWR in 1914.
Valesbridge

**Valesbridge** was the harbour station on the Mid Sodor Railway in the television series.

## Valesbridge

### Location

North-west of Cronk Abbey, Island of Sodor

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

Valesbridge was located on Duke's Old Village near the banks of the Hawin Ab. When a party of rescuers were trying to find Duke, Valesbridge was on at least one of the maps that was inspected.
One day, Duke was feeling unwell, so he rests while his crew cleans his tubes to take the train to here. That evening, Duke begins taking his passengers home. The journey starts out all smoothly until they come to a hill where he starts wheezing with his valves leaking steam. Duke finds it difficult, so Falcon and Stuart come to help him. The three engines then split up at the next station so Falcon can take Duke's train to the docks, whilst Duke and Stuart can take Falcon's train home.
Harwick Fishing Village

**Harwick Fishing Village** is the main supplier of fresh fish on Sodor, usually caught early in the morning. It has appeared ever since the fifth series.

## History and Operations

### *Thomas & Friends*

The fishing village supplies the fish goods to be taken to Brendam Docks, for shipping to The Mainland. Sodor's own fish supply also comes from here. The Pier, Sodor Inn and a small platform for unloading goods are located nearby. In conjunction with the fish supplies from Brendam Docks, the Flying Kipper, pulled by Henry, also sometimes carry an extra supply of fish from the fishing village, which also gets delivered to the Mainland. In the fifth series, there was a two-tracked engine shed located here but since the seventh series, it's only a one-track engine shed.

Once, Thomas was waiting for an early morning catch of fish to be loaded into his vans, which would be taken to Brendam Docks and then delivered to the mainland via the Flying Kipper. The fishermen were using old equipment and the work was delayed. An old crane malfunctioned, dropping a crate of fish on Thomas in the process. The train was delayed even more for Henry, who was waiting to take the Flying Kipper to the Mainland. But Thomas managed to get it there before too long.

In Thomas the Tank Engine Wikia and Sam Wilkinson's Map, it was incorectly called **Norramby Fishing Village** on the Norramby Branch Line, as we had sea running past beside it instead of a river.
The Viaduct

**The Viaduct** is a large two-track viaduct and one of the Sodor's most prominent landmarks.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

The viaduct is located between Crosby and Wellsworth. Between the viaduct and Crosby is the truss bridge where Gordon and Henry were stopped by a cow. The River Reagh river used to flow underneath the viaduct, however, as time went on, the river drained out and trees and bushes grew in its place.
Peel Godred Branch Line

The **Peel Godred Branch Line** is a little-known branch line with an iron works, valley stations and hills. The Mid Sodor Railway is located along this branch.

## Stations

From the junction at Killdane, the line travels north to Cronk Abbey, then to a old stone bridge, a crossing between the Mid Sodor Railway and the North Western Railway, in which the Mid Sodor has a station on the other side of the crossing, and finally the town of Peel Godred. The Sodor Ironworks are located one mile north of that.

## Gallery

Cronk AbbeyOld Stone BridgeThe crossing between the Mid Sodor Railway and the North Western RailwayPeel Godred
Kirk Ronan

**Kirk Ronan** (Sudric for **Ronan's Church**) is a port town on Sodor's southern coast and the terminus of the Kirk Ronan Branch Line.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

In the television series, the station only appeared in the fifth series as a terminus station, seemingly replacing Knapford. It has four platforms and four terminal tracks, with half the station covered by a glass roof. The station building is on the western platform, along with a stall selling flowers. A panoramic view is situated over tracks 1 and 2, overlooking the town.

When the station was built, Gordon took a trial express there; he was initially impressed by the station, but was disappointed to find it lacked a view. Later, at the grand opening, his brakes malfunctioned and he ran through the buffers, causing major damage to both himself and the station wall. The wall was soon repaired and as an extra adjustment, a custom-made hole shaped like Gordon’s smokebox and funnel was made in the wall where Gordon crashed, named "Gordon's View" and intended as a panoramic view for Gordon. Lady Hatt's birthday party was once held here.
River Els

The **River Els** is the river where Thomas went fishing. The river begins near Ulfstead Castle, before flowing down to meet the River Callan. The nearby town of Elsbridge is named for the bridge that spans the river. From there, the river carries on, running parallel to Thomas' Branch Line until it meets the sea at Knapford Harbour, where two bridges span the river. A canal boat has been seen floating down it.

## Gallery

A small pond which connects with the river on The Main LineThe two bridges which span the inlet of the river near Old Harbour
Tidmouth

**Tidmouth** is a borough situated on the River Tid Estuary on Sodor's west coast. With a population of 35,000 as of 1951, it is the largest town on Sodor. Tidmouth is the top station of Thomas' Branch Line.

The station is depicted as having two platforms and three through roads, covered by a glass roof. Also, there's a roundhouse for the Main Line Engines and a 3 berth road shed for the branch line engines.
Arlesdale Junction

**Arlesdale Junction** is the junction between Toby's Branch Line and Duck's Branch Line located south of Callan.

Once, Oliver was taking a Mail Train and he stopped by a lonely signal, but to his displesure, the signalman was sleeping and forget to turn the signal green. But Oliver still follow ahead. Unknowingly, they are switched down on Toby's old, dilapidated branch line. The fireman points out that they are running low on water and, after passing Arlesdale End, they crash into Toby's shed.
Skarloey

**Skarloey** (Sudric for "**Lake in the Woods**") is a village and lake located in the East Central district which serves as the terminus for the Skarloey Railway and the Mid Sodor Railway.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

In the television series, the station consists of two platforms, each with a building and is connected to the road. There is a small yard and a road bridge nearby and there does not appear to be a village here.
Tidmouth Hault

**Tidmouth Hault** is a small seaside station located south west of Haultraugh, in Sodor's west coast. It made regular appearances in the third and fifth series. The station also has its own yard and shed, where Duck, Oliver and Donald and Douglas sleep and rest in. Tidmouth Hault is located on Duck's Branch Line between Tidmouth Tunnel and Haultraugh Beach.

## Trivia

* Tidmouth Hault is sometimes mistakenly spelt as "Tidmouth Halt".
* The engine shed was under construction in the third series episode, Donald's Duck. However, the narration of the episode states that a new station was being built instead.
Callan

**Callan** is a station and small town on Sodor in the television series, located on the Duck's Branch Line. It was here where Oliver pulled S.C. Ruffey apart. Tom Tipper delivers mail here. Its name comes from the River Callan. The station building is modelled after the building at Arlesburgh West in the Railway Series.
Rail Under Road Bridge and Signalbox

**The Rail Under Road Bridge and Signalbox** is a location on Thomas' Branch Line between the level crossing and Dryaw.

This was the bridge where Henry was pulling the local branch line passenger train and when he passed under the bridge, some boys dropped stones on the coaches and later, on his return journey, he sneezed at them.
Harwick Pier

**The Pier** is a platform extending from the seaside to the water. It supported by pillars and often provides access to boats and ships. Once, a set of faulty points switched Thomas onto the old pier line and he fell into the water. The Fat Controller sent Arthur to come to his rescue. A tidal pool is located near here.

It is on the Harwick Branch Line, located south-west of Harwick near the fishing village.
Lower Tidmouth

**Lower Tidmouth** is a station on the Main Line that serves the southern side of Tidmouth. It is located between Tidmouth and Knapford.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

Lower Tidmouth station consists of two platforms, with the eastern platform having the station building and the western platform having a brick shelter. Three railway lines pass through. A road bridge is located nearby.
Lower Suddery

**Lower Suddery** is a station on Edward's Branch Line in the television series which serves the southern area of the town of Suddery. It is located on the southern outskirts of Suddery. The station is also home to a large yard, in which Percy once got stuck due to a set of faulty points which caused his encounter with The Chinese Dragon.
Maithwaite

**Maithwaite** is a station and small hamlet on Thomas' Branch Line. It is located between Elsbridge and Hackenbeck. Maithwaite was once the winner of the Best Dressed Station award, despite some school boys vandalising the flower arrangements in Baa!. In the sixth series, a passing loop was added for the station and also a second platform.

Bulgy's Bridge, McColl Farm, a quarry mine, and The Watermill are located nearby.
Glennock

**Glennock** (a corruption of **Gleih-knock**, Sudric for "**Blue Hill**") is a small hamlet and the middle station of the Skarloey Railway.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

In the television series, Glennock consists of a small wooden building with a canopy located in the middle of the countryside. The Mid Sodor Railway used to pull special trains to here while heading to Crovan's Gate.
North Western Railway

The **North Western Railway** (**NWR**) is the main standard gauge rail network on the Island of Sodor.

## History

The North Western Railway was formed in 1914 by the Government-sponsored amalgamation of the three standard gauge railways on the island - the Sodor and Mainland, the Wellsworth and Suddery and the Tidmouth, Knapford and Elsbridge, the latter two already in the process of amalgamation - as a strategic railway for coastal defence against possible danger from Ireland.
In 1916, the NWR constructed a single line extension of the Main Line up to Arlesburgh by Government Order. The line was a key part of the NWR's obligations as a strategic railway, for it allowed the Admiralty to regularly patrol the West Coast of the island with armoured trains. It was originally intended to reach Harwick, but by the time Arlesburgh was reached, the immediate threat had passed and a further extension was dropped. Apart from the four "Coffee Pots" of the TK&ER and the four 0-6-0 tank engines of the W&SR, the NWR when formed had no locomotives of its own. Throughout the First World War, it was worked with locomotives and rolling stock borrowed from the Midland and the Furness Companies, such as Edward. It also acquired a tank engine from the LB&SCR named Thomas.

By 1921, most of these locomotives had to be returned and replacements needed to be found. This was a time of great difficulty for the NWR as with the end of the war the NWR's military value was ended and Government support withdrawn. This resulted in a locomotive crisis and Mr. Topham Hatt, now also a Director, was placed in charge of finding new motive power. In 1922, he attempted to buy a Robinson Atlantic but ended up with Henry, an engine riddled with flaws, while in 1923, he acquired Gordon and James during the next year, both experimental prototypes.
Also in 1923, following an agreement with the Peel Godred Power Company, the NWR constructed a branch line from Killdane to Peel Godred to serve the Sodor Ironworks, using powers it had inherited from the S&MR.
The railway's terminus is at Knapford, while the main port is at Brendam. In 1924, the Elsbridge Branch Line is extended to Ulfstead and the responsability of pulling all the passenger trains was given to Thomas. Every day, Thomas connects with the Main Line in Tidmouth, Lower Tidmouth, Knapford and Elsbridge. His very last service is at Tidmouth.
Gordon's Hill

"**Gordon's Hill**" is the nickname of the steep grade on the Main Line, between Wellsworth and Maron. It got its name after Gordon stalled there while pulling a goods train in 1923.

## History

Over a distance of eight kilometres (five miles), the line climbs around a hundred metres (280 feet) from Suddery Junction to reach Maron, meaning a gradient of 1:75 and a severe test for engines on the North Western Railway.[1]

Bankers are often required to help trains up the hill. However, they run the risk of being chased by a runaway train or rear ending the train they are helping - something Duck found out the hard way twice, once with Edward and again with Henry.

When the railway was first built, this stretch was made even more difficult by strong winds blown in by the sea. This was attempted to be countered by the planting of trees on either side of the line, but in autumn there can be the additional risk of slippery leaves on the line, as James soon discovered.
Gordon's Hill has been seen frequently throughout the television series. Edward is usually seen banking engines on the hill when they are stuck halfway up, though occasionally other engines such as Toby and Duck have done the job.
The Gold Mine

*“Then, hard times came. The mines in the hills closed.”*
―The Narrator, Granpuff

* II
* I

**Bertram's Old Mine** was one of the mines operated by the Mid Sodor Railway, which was owned by Sodor Gold Company at the time until the company and mine closed. Bertram works here.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

At some point, Bertram was abandoned here and nature overgrew the mine and all the leftover scrap. Many years later, Toby discovered the mine when he took Sir Topham Hatt and his grandchildren exploring.

Whilst on guard one night, Toby found Bertram. Following this, the mines were re-opened as an attraction for visitors on Thomas' Branch Line, with a narrow gauge line operated by Bertram. Skarloey and Rheneas occasionally work here and were present for its re-opening. There is also a small station at the mine.

## Trivia

* The building of the new station is also used for Lower Tidmouth, The Old Station, and Norramby Church Station, while the old station building is reused from Logging Halt.
* On the 2014 television series map, the mine is said to be located near Ffarquhar Road and Tidmouth Bay, however there are no Skarloey Railway narrow gauge tracks leading here. It is therefore most likely that the engines had to go to the mines via flatbed on the standard gauge line.
Callan Castle

**Callan Castle** (also known as **Castle Loch**, **the Scottish Castle** and **Lord Callan's Castle**) is a Sudrian castle situated on the goods line that branches off Duck's Branch Line. Lord Callan lives here.

It first appeared in the seventh series where it was reopened to the public. A causeway crossing Black Loch was also seen at the castle in the seventh series.
Rolf's Castle

**Rolf's Castle** is a small town, a station and a castle on the Kirk Ronan Branch Line. It only appeared between the fifth and seventh series. A fairground was located here. James took Mrs. Kyndley to the fair to cheer her up after her sister could not visit.

In the sixth series, an additional island platform and tracks were added. Alicia Botti and the Sodor Brass Band have been known to perform here.
Lakeside

**Lakeside** is a station on the northern end of the Skarloey Railway, reached by a loop line. Excluding stock footage, it only appeared in Series 4.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

Lakeside is a sizeable community situated around the mouth of the lake, and has a harbour which houses a variety of fishing boats, and the paddle tug Lakesider III. The railway runs through the town in a loop, and a bascule bridge carries it across the lake. The station consists of two platforms and a separate ticket office. A variety of businesses are located here, such as a Neptune Refreshments shop owned by the Refreshment Lady.
Modern Space Technology

**Location:** Infinite Lagrange Wiki -> Archive -> The Course of History

**A record of the important of space technology to date**

## 01 - The History of Spacecraft

* Year 1957, Sputnik 1, the first probe launched into space.
* Year 1959, Luna 2, the first probe sent to the moon.
* Year 1971, Mars 3, the first probe landed on Mars.
* Year 2018, a Tesla Roadster was sent to Mars' orbit.
* Year 2025, Voyager 1 lost contact and became a "stray probe."

In the several centuries afterward, the development of science and technology
stagnated, and the pace of space exploration was limited to the solar system. The
maximum speed of probes and aircraft could not exceed 200 km/s, and humans
were trapped in the shackles of distance.

-Preface to The Development and History of Spacecraft, Jupiter Knowledge Press

## 02 - The Era of Space Navigation

The "Great Navigation" era was considered the golden era of exploring and
exploiting the "infinite" resources in the solar system and the near solar system.
During this period, the increasingly mature and stable space shipbuilding
technology was widely used in the building of larger ships with additional
functionality. - The Early History of the Terran Sphere, Jupiter Knowledge Press, p. 412

## 03 - Building Codes

Joint Space Development Program: Outer Space Construction Technology
Standards (Trial). These Standards provide guidelines for the architecture
construction and zoning in outer space, covering the construction layout,
construction process, public zone design, ecological design, and many other
aspects.

## 04 - The Old Days

Report on the Discovery Process of Voyager 1's Wreckage and Related Handling
(Excerpt)

1. The image system was suspended, repaired to 60% of its original condition;
2. The infrared interferometer and spectrometer systems were suspended and could not be repaired;
3. The particle meter and the cosmic radiation systems were suspended and could not be repaired;
4. The power system was suspended, repaired to 25% of its original condition;
5. The copper disc was repaired to 100% of its original condition. Its stored data, including images and audio files, are readable;
6. The built-in gold-plated aluminum plate was severely damaged and could not be repaired. Characters on it were illegible and are speculated to be the serial number, launch time, and other information of the probe;

According to the restored data stored in the probe and the analyzed data stored in
the copper disc, we have confirmed that the artificial probe was Voyager 1.

## 05 - Space City Construction Theory

Since space cities pin down their locations using the gravitational force of stars,
large space cities are usually built near star orbits.

The chosen locations are usually at resource-abundant resource belts to facilitate
resource mining and transportation for city construction and future operations.
Before building a space city, a mainframe which overall structure is dynamically
stable is usually first constructed, followed by subsequent construction works upon
it. The bigger the city, the longer it takes to build.

- Chapter One of Introduction to Space Construction Engineering
Fleet

A fleet is any collection of ships that has been organized to execute operations. Only ships that are part of a fleet (even if it's a fleet of one ship) may actually do anything.

The only limits to how fleets can be used is the number of ships that the faction can operate, controlled by command points and the number of areas in which they can operate, controlled by operations.
Adjustment

**NOTE** Adjustment underwent a major overhaul in a recent patch. This page is in the process of being updated.

Adjustment is a process that allows a player to improve the performance of various systems of a single Ship variant. This process consumes Weapon tech that the player receives from a number of sources (mostly Tech files). There are two types of adjustment - permanent and temporary (until end of season).

**Note: Need to confirm this is still true.** Adjustment damage increases multiplicative with increases via enhancement (usually up to 20%). A weapon that is 5% adjusted and 20% enhanced adds an extra 26% damage per hit to the base value.

## How to

There are two ways to access the Module Adjustment panel for each system.

The first is from the Ship Enhance Menu on the main page for each ship. Select the **WEAPON ADJUSTMENT** option to get the Weapon Adjustment selector panel displaying all of the adjustable weapon modules for that variant and the current adjustment amount for them.

The second is from the weapon module information popup. Adjustable weapon systems will have a **Module Adjustment** button. The current amount of adjustment can be seen on the **Damage Per Hit** row - adjustment increases will be shown as +XX (the actual increase in damage, to find there percentage, you have to do the math).

The Module Adjustment panel for each weapon module will display the name of the weapon, the quantity per ship and either the current amount of adjustment, or if the module has not yet been adjusted, the increase for each successful attempt. There is a label describing the type and minimum **rarity** of weapon tech that can be used for the specific module, along with a sliding panel showing the available weapon tech meeting the criteria.

The rarity is particularly important on this panel, as the higher the rarity value, the greater the chance of a successful adjustment. Bonuses are added like this:

* For each unsuccessful attempt, 5% is added to the next attempt
* For each weapon tech with rarity of one more than minimum, 2% is added
* For each weapon tech with rarity of two more than minimum, 10% is added
* For each weapon tech with rarity of three more than minimum, 25% is added
* For each weapon tech with rarity of four more than minimum, 40% is added

It is not uncommon for the chance of successful adjustment to exceed 100% (automatic success).

Sometimes, the adjustment attempt gets a critical success result which adds **double** the normal success percentage.
Habitat I

**Location:** Infinite Lagrange Wiki -> Base -> Expansion zone 2

Final

### In-game description

Increases the production speed of uEcoins. Upgrading it allows you to unlock "Base Taxation" and obtain stable uEcoin production.

## Total Cost

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47000

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130

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47

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05:33:20

One of the Base upgrades that becomes available with Expansion zone 2.

The primary game-mechanism reason for having a habitat is that it produces uEcoin tax revenue.
Auxiliary Ship

**Location:** Infinite Lagrange Wiki -> Ship

**TODO:** Add details and images for the two ship types

* Emergency Evasion (Escape)
	+ All auxiliary ships: 40% (?)

Auxiliary Ships are technically a type of warships (in that they are not a utility ship. Although they can be researched earlier, a player cannot build them until they have completed construction of the Auxiliary Ship Dockyard which is part of Expansion zone 7 and they have an appropriate shipyard.

Auxiliary ships, along with battlecruisers and carriers are **super capital ships** which means that they can only be built using a super capital shipyard, one of which, Super Capital Shipyard I, is also part of Expansion zone 7. The other, Super Capital Shipyard II, is only available if the player's base is docked to the Super Capital Shipyard II docking point.

Another major difference between "super caps" and other ships is that super caps do not have variant models. Instead, each ship has a variety of **modular systems** that can be used. The in-game terms used are system or subsystem, but to avoid confusion with other uses of that word, most people call them modules or mods.

* See also: Modules
* See also: Module Summary

There are currently two classes of auxiliary ship.

All super-capital ships currently have the "type" of **Ultra Type**.
Mr. Jolly's Chocolate Factory

**Mr. Jolly's Chocolate Factory** is a chocolate factory on Sodor.

Every day, one of the engines has to go to the factory where their trucks are filled with Mr. Jolly's world-famous chocolate bars and other confections. Percy once smashed through the walls of the factory and got covered in chocolate, but, just like all the other engines, he is still very pleased to be given the opportunity to visit the factory.

The chocolate factory is located near Rolf's Castle.
Fleet Command Center

### In-game description

Increases the Base's Max HP. Unlocks "Transfer" to move fleets to different Operations.

## Total Cost

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2000

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5

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2

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00:00:10

This is one of the base upgrades available in zone 1.

**Comment:** Recently, it seems like this is built automatically with the player's base, or perhaps that only happens on Phase II servers.

of Operations
of a fleet
Modern Industrial Technology

**Location:**  Infinite Lagrange Wiki -> Archive -> The Course of History

**A record of the important information on the development of industrial technology to date.**

## 01 - Space Construction Material

Space Construction Materials are alloys used to construct space buildings. These
alloys are easy to produce and process in space and consist of a mixture of metals
such as iron, titanium, and tungsten collected from mines seen throughout the vast
expanse. Different types of space constructions utilize different alloys that vary in
metallic properties.

## 02 - What are Engineering Bots

An engineering bot is an intelligent machine programmed by a computer to
complete tasks semi-automatically or automatically. They can be entrusted with a
series of works, such as mining, production, construction, repairs, and delicate
manufacturing.

## 03 - Productivity in Space

The use of engineering bots for civilian purposes makes them the primary
productive workforce and labor regarding spaceship-manufacturing and
construction-building.

## 04 - Application Fields of Robots

Whether it is to build a large-sized building or tune a precise instrument, you can
always find the exact bot you are looking for to carry out the required works. As
long as you have the blueprint, the bots' built-in central control system can execute
any command.

Even the production and maintenance of bots are completed by a specific model of
bot, fittingly named "Healer." The invention and application of bots greatly reduce
the risk of having living beings stranded in space. However, bots still remain tools
to execute instructions. After all, they are not "intelligent"
enough to disobey
commands.
Identity Agreements

The currently available identity agreements comprise:

* Individual Rating Agreement
* Neutrals' Agreement
* Prospector Agreement

New factions automatically sign the Prospector Agreement during their first star system exploration. During subsequent explorations, factions have 48 hours to sign one identity agreement of their choice, failing that the individual rating agreement will be signed automatically. Once signed, the identity agreement cannot be changed anymore during that season.

Depending on the agreement choice, different options become available regarding game play, star system limited technology as well as available strategic technology assets in the Dawn Store.

Successfully completing the tasks set by the signed identity agreement is rewarded with Dawn Points at the end of the season based on the achieved identity rating, on the condition that the faction's base has been expanded to at least zone 6.

Note that the maximum amount of Dawn Points that can be earned differs between identity agreements, with the Individual Rating Agreement currently earning you far less than the other two.
Kellsthorpe Road

**Kellsthorpe Road** or just **Kellsthorpe** is a town on Sodor. In the south west, its station is located at the junction of the Kirk Ronan Branch Line on .the Main Line.

## History

### *Thomas & Friends*

Kellsthorpe Road was originally a single station with 2 platforms, but when a new branch line was being constructed, Kellsthorpe Road was being built into a GWR-like junction station. Thomas had the job of taking workmen to and from the construction site with Annie and Clarabel. There is a difficult bend before the station that Thomas had trouble navigating, but was able to do so with his coaches advice. When his coaches were sent to the Works for a refit, Thomas derailed at the bend. Shortly after he was re-railed, he noticed some trucks from Edward's train heading towards the station at high speed. Fortunately, he was able to warn a signalman who diverted the trucks into a siding, preventing any damage to the station. The following day, Kellsthorpe Road's Grand Opening took place and was a great success.
Ulfstead Castle

**Ulfstead Castle** is an ancient medieval fortress and the seat of the Earl of Sodor. The castle was found by Toby and Sir Topham Hatt after his grandchildren Stephen and Bridget showed him a map featuring the castle. It is single-tracked and is operated by both the Skarloey Railway and the North Western Railway.
Maintenance Plant

**Location:**  Infinite Lagrange Wiki -> Base -> Expansion zone 6

### In-game description

Increases the storage cap and recovery speed of Prefab Modules in the Base.

## Total Cost

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3M

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7.5k

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3k

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20:20:00

Increases the storage cap and recovery speed of Prefab Modules in the Base.

This Plant is one of the Base upgrades that is part of Expansion Zone 6.