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	Sudbury
		Fairbanks, E.E. 1980 Sudbury Basin, a geological enigma.
		Miller, A.H. Innes, M.J.S. 1955 Gravity in the Sudbury basin and vicinity.
		Naldrett, A.J. 1984 Mineralogy and composition of the Sudbury ores.
	www.unb.ca /passc/ImpactDatabase/images/sudbury.htm (9955 words)

	Sudbury railway Station, Suffolk, England, UK
		After frantic local campaigning, Sudbury was fortunate to escape the infamous 'Beeching Axe' of the 1960s, although all passenger services to the north of the station to Cambridge ceased on 6th March 1967.
		Sudbury is now the terminus of the short branch line from Marks Tey, with intermediate stops at Chappel and Wakes Colne and Bures.
		Originally called the 'Stour Valley Line', this short Suffolk branch line was briefly known as the 'The Lovejoy Line' (after a dour BBC TV series about a local antique dealer) and more recently, 'The Gainsborough Line', after the famous local artist, Thomas Gainsborough (born 1727).
	www.urban75.org /railway/sudbury.html (491 words)

	Greater Sudbury Police Service
		The Communications personnel are responsible for all 9-1-1 phone lines, police complaint lines and is the main reporting line of the City of Greater Sudbury Fire Services.
		We simply wish to keep the 911 lines open for cases that are in progress or have a serious threat of injury where a delayed response of just minutes may have a detrimental result.
		Complaints of erratic or aggressive driving or other similar traffic offences may be cleared to the traffic branch if the caller would like the driver contacted and cautioned about their driving habits.
	www.police.sudbury.on.ca /inside/communications.php (2727 words)

	Line facts - Transport for London (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The original Piccadilly line, which was opened on 15th December 1906, consisted of 15.3 km (9.5 mile) twin tunnels from Finsbury Park to Barons Court and a short section of surface track on to Hammersmith.
		The Piccadilly line was the first of the deep-level tube lines to be converted to oneperson operation (August 1987), where the operator drives the train and controls the operation of the doors.
		Southgate station is in a short separate tunnel section, as is the line beyond Hounslow West serving Hatton Cross, Heathrow Terminals 1, 2, 3 and Heathrow Terminal 4 stations (except for a short section on the surface between Hounslow west and Hatton Cross where the line crosses the River Crane).
	www.tfl.gov.uk /tube/company/linefacts/?line=piccadilly (915 words)

	Line facts - Transport for London (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Nevertheless, when the line opened between Baker Street and Lambeth North on 10th March 1906, over 36 000 passengers were carried despite the fact that the cricket season had yet to start.
		The Bakerloo line covers 23.2 km (14.5 miles) and serves 25 stations, of which 15 are managed either by other Underground lines or, north of Queen's Park, by North London Railways.
		The Bakerloo Line is the only line on the Underground to run trains in passenger service through a depot at Queens Park, where a depot is situated immediately North of the station.
	www.tfl.gov.uk /tube/company/linefacts/?line=bakerloo (1734 words)

	Sudbury Branch Line - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Sudbury Branch Line is the railway line from Marks Tey to Sudbury.
		For marketing purposes, the line is named the Gainsborough Line, after the painter Thomas Gainsborough who was born in Sudbury.
		It was previously named the Lovejoy line, after the BBC television series filmed in the Sudbury area.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sudbury_Branch_Line (259 words)

	Sudbury Soils Study :: faq :: faq_listing
		The Sudbury Soils Study follows decades of land reclamation work in Sudbury that introduced grass cover to once-barren rock outcrops and saw millions of trees planted and nurtured to grace the Sudbury skyline.
		The Sudbury Soils Study is an extension of that work, and extensive studies conducted by the Ministry of the Environment over the past 25 years.
		The primary objective of the Sudbury Soils Study is to assess “environmental exposures” and we have the scientific expertise on the Technical Committee to deal with this.
	www.sudburysoilsstudy.com /EN/faq/faq.asp (9552 words)

	Subterranea Britannica: SB-Sites: Sudbury Station
		In July 1860, the newly formed Sudbury and Clare Railway Company revived the 1847 Act and by a new Act of July 1860 they were empowered to build a line from Sudbury to Clare via Melford.
		The Act renewed the authorisation for the proposed ECR lines to proceed with the addition of a connecting line at Haverhill between the Stour Valley and Colne Valley railways.
		The line to Sudbury survived several further attempts to close it and after the 1974 energy crisis and the threat of petrol rationing it was reprieved in the interests of the local community.
	www.subbrit.org.uk /sb-sites/stations/s/sudbury/index.shtml (990 words)

	Great Eastern Main Line - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The line is electrified at 25 kV AC, using overhead wires.
		Line diverges to serve Billericay and Wickford, where the line diverges to serve either Southend-on-Sea, or Southminster via the Crouch Valley Line.
		Line diverges to serve Felixstowe Branch Line to Felixstowe, or the East Suffolk Line to Lowestoft
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Great_Eastern_Main_Line (304 words)

	Essex - South Suffolk Community Rail Partnership
		Sudbury station is on the Marks Tey to Sudbury branch line (The Gainsborough Line).
		Chappel and Wakes Colne station is on the Marks Tey to Sudbury branch line (The Gainsborough Line).
		Walton station is on the Colchester to Walton line (The Sunshine Coast Line).
	www.esscrp.org.uk /current_events.php (2915 words)

	Present Rail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Sprinter 156422, is typical of the two car units that traverse the line during weekdays.
		It departed Sudbury at 0525 calling at Bures, Chappel and Marks Tey before proceeding to Colchester, Ipswich, Bury and then to the East Coast Main Line at Peterborough.
		Loco on the Sudbury end was Steam 35005 "Canadian Pacific" and Diesel 47635 on the Marks Tey end, It was in Sudbury about 4:30 pm.
	www.bures-online.co.uk /rail/rail4.htm (330 words)

	RRHX - Railroad History Time Line - 1950's
		Detroit, Caro and Sandusky Railway abandons the remainder of its line from Caro to Roseburg (:former Detroit, Bay City and Western).
		The state's last logging branch railroad is constructed by the Lake Superior and Ishpeming from Cusino at the border of Alger and Schoolcraft counties, northeast approximately sixteen miles to Sunrise Landing, between Triangle and Hemlock lakes.
		During the seven years of operation, a total of 4,884 carloads of chemical wood for the chemical company at Marquette, 1,109 carloads of pulpwood logs and 2,706 carloads of veneer logs were moved.
	www.michiganrailroads.com /RRHX/Timeline/1950s/TimeLine1950sBackUp.htm (1588 words)

	Sudbury Mining Week 2005
		As an annual event with activities for every age, Sudbury Mining Week aims to promote mining and its importance to the economy and culture of Northern Ontario.
		Sudbury Mining Week 2005 was an exciting week with activities for every age.
		The history of the city and the evolution of the Sudbury mining complex were outlined along the bus tour.
	www.mirarco.org /miningweek2005.php (339 words)

	Sudbury
		The River Stour flows along the west side of Sudbury, marking the join between the edge of the town and the open countryside.
		Sudbury was the head of navigation on the River Stour, the Stour Navigation being established by Act of Parliament in 1705.
		Although the railway from Colchester now terminates at Sudbury, the line was once a through route to join the London to Cambridge line at Shelford with a branch line from Long Melford to Bury St Edmunds.
	www.btinternet.com /~anderton/eadtwalk/sudbury.htm (904 words)

	SUDBURY ROCKS!! RUNNING CLUB
		Sudbury's 6th annual Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC "Run for the Cure" for breast cancer will be run on October 5th.
		Only a few short years ago, when Mauro Sorcinelli and I would enter the long stuff, we would always come across the line ahead of the ladies and all was well in our running world.
		We held her onslaught off for a few runs but one day she soundly trounced us and we never passed her again.
	www.sudburyrocks.ca /archives/ar-09-18-2003.htm (800 words)

	Guest book for the Wickford to Southminster Branch Line
		As for the East Suffolk Line, there was an incident in 2002 where a train hit a lorry over an open crossing, derailing the leading bogie of the single car unit, but the many other farm crossings along this line are common for near misses as per the Sudbury Line.
		Nice to know that Mr Whittingdale has been assured that the line is safe, however we must all remember that it was his party and their blind doctrinare stupidity that gave us the dogs breakfast of a railway that we have to endure today.
		As regards closing this line, or replacing it by buses, Tim Clark, the MD of 'One' told John Whitingdale MP on the 11th December 2004, that one regards the service as a key stategic service and has absolutely no plans to close the line.
	www.southminster-branch-line.org.uk /guest-book/guest-book-2005.php (15604 words)

	Walk #699: Sudbury to Marks Tey
		At the road turn left and follow it northeastwards for a short distance until some power lines appear overhead, and then turn right to join a footpath that heads south, before slowly curving to head in a more easterly direction, heading downhill to end at a road near the church in Lamarsh.
		Carefully cross the railway line on the pedestrian crossing, and once on the other side follow a footpath that skirts the western bank of the River Stour as it flows southwards.
		The road twists and turns before crossing the railway line on a bridge; the road turns to the right to skirt the railway line to Marks Tey station, which is a few yards away down an access road to the right.
	www.britishwalks.org /walks/2005/699.php (2392 words)

	Where are we? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Bures lies on the boarder between Essex and Suffolk, which runs along the river Stour in the heart of English countryside.
		We are 9 miles from Colchester and 6 miles from Sudbury.
		The village has many old timber framed buildings and a very pretty church dating from the 13th or 14th century.
	www.queens-house.com /page2.html (138 words)

	Sudbury
		But with diabetes there is no finish line - people with diabetes live with their disease 24 hours a day, every day of their lives.
		The Sudbury Branch is pleased to provide public speakers for various community groups interested in diabetes related topics.
		The Sudbury Branch is available to provide informative and interactive presentations in school classrooms throughout the Sudbury-Espanola area.
	www.diabetes.ca /Section_Regional/ontario_sudbury.asp (1438 words)

	Branch Line Press Orders
		At present Branch Line Press does not honor credit cards.
		Branch Line Press books are carried by many fine bookstores and hobby shops, including many Barnes & Nobles, Walden Books, Borders Books, and Booklands of Maine.
		Branch Line Press books are also sold online at:
	www.branchlinepress.com /orders.html (167 words)

	Property to buy in Sudbury
		An elegant Georgian town house of quality right in the heart of the thriving market town of Sudbury which retains a branch line railway station linking at Marks Tey to London Liverpool Street.
		A wonderfully private house and garden within walking distance of the thriving market town of Sudbury which retains a branch line railway station linking at Marks Tey into London's Liverpool Street.
		This elegant Grade II Listed town house is located on the outskirts of Sudbury and is only a short walk from the town's amenities and the valley walk into open countryside.
	www.rightmove.co.uk /property-for-sale-in--sudbury--suffolk.rsp (424 words)

	SUDBURY ROCKS!! RUNNING CLUB
		And then, after a quick warm up led by Amanda Kosmerly, all participants were led to the start line and the commencement of the run.
		First thought is to abandon the fancy start line with the big banner and balloons but Joe has another plan.
		The funds raised are for the Sudbury branch of the Salvation Army and the money stays in our community.
	www.sudburyrocks.ca /archives/2005/10-06.htm (4384 words)

	About Us and Directions : Camperite Leisure
		Please follow the A120 all the way to the end at Marks Tey and through the village if you look for the shed centre on your left hand side after the railway bridge we are located behind that.
		Marks Tey station is also the start of the Sudbury branch line calling at the East Anglian Railway Museum.
		We are the blue dot in the centre of the map located next to the transmitter tower between the railway line and the main road!!!
	www.camperite.co.uk /index.php?main_page=conditions (499 words)

	My Other Place: Wordsweb-Plus \| More Words and Pictures by Arthur Loosley
		The section of the line from Sudbury to Cambridge closed in 1967 and
		unless economic circumstances force the closure of the commuter line.
		This little industrial locomotive was built in 1942 and sold for scrap in 1980 after working for two collieries and a shipping line, but was rescued and after many
	www.freewebs.com /myotherplace/earm.htm (415 words)

	Greater Sudbury Police Service
		It is the policy of the Greater Sudbury Police Service to address all complaints involving the policies of, or service provided by the Greater Sudbury Police and the conduct of police officers.
		Complaints may be delivered to the Greater Sudbury Police Service or to the Ontario Civilian Commission on Police Services (OCCPS), personally or by an agent, by mail or by fax.
		Where the person, who is a minor, is directly affected by the complaint, the parent or guardian of the minor may bring forth the complaint on the minor's behalf.
	www.police.sudbury.on.ca /publiccom.php (284 words)

	Sudbury (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Sudbury is the end of the branch line from Marks Tey.
		The station was once further into town but the line has been pruned back to the present platform and simple shelter:
		Looking south along the platform at Sudbury as the train driver phones for permission to drive back down the line:
	www.chiark.greenend.org.uk /~owend/interests/rail/stnpages/sudbury.html (79 words)

	OGS Sudbury-Ontario Genealogical Society; a genealogical association
		We meet at the Sudbury Older Adult Centre (YMCA), 140 Durham Street, Sudbury (unless otherwise noted in the branch programme below).
		We will try to keep you aware of what's happening by way of our phone captain and crew; some activities are waiting to be confirmed.
		Role of the Sudbury Metis Council, their history, purpose, services offered & Determination of Metis Heritage.
	www.rootsweb.com /~onogs/ogs.htm (669 words)

	1st Bures Scout Group
		Bures village is situated on the border of Suffolk and Essex in an area of outstanding natural beauty and is 6 miles from Sudbury, 25 miles from Ipswich and 12 miles from Colchester and is served by a local bus service and Great Eastern Trains.
		Bures Railway Station, Marks Tey, Sudbury Branch Line with connections to London, Colchester, Ipswich and Clacton-on-Sea.
		From Sudbury, after passing the 30 mph signs and the Black Barn (right), the entrance is on a left hand bend, turn right just after the 'Bures St Mary' village sign.
	www.1stburesscouts.org.uk (538 words)

	Sudbury Rail Line (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A train journey through the Stour Valley, from Sudbury to the mainline at Marks Tey.
		The Sudbury Line offers a regular and reliable service 7 days a week, from Sudbury via Bures and Chappel using modern Sprinter Trains, and it only takes 19 minutes.
		Perfect for commuting or a leisure trip to one of the many destinations avaliable by rail.
	www.sudbury-branchline.co.uk.cob-web.org:8888 (78 words)

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