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The following (necessarily incomplete) list shows the majority of categories relevant to this WikiProject.

  • Category names in bold highlight major subject areas (to aid list navigation)
  • Indented bullets show subcategories within a parent category
  • Large sub-category sets (eg 'xxx by county') are summarised to avoid swamping the list
  • Sub-categories belonging to multiple parents (from this list) are shown once, under the 'most appropriate' parent
  • Project members are encouraged to add omissions to the list

Top-level parent categories

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The following high-level categories are generally not used for individual articles as more appropriate subcategories can be found within them:

Railway lines, stations and geography

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These are subcategories of Category:Rail transport in the United Kingdom:

Railway companies

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These are subcategories of Category:Railway companies of the United Kingdom:

These are categories from other areas that have also been used by articles within the scope of this project:

Locomotives and rolling stock

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These are subcategories of Category:Locomotives. Most are also subcategories of the appropriate company categories listed above.

These are subcategories of Category:Rolling stock:

Heritage railways

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These are subcategories of Category:Rail transport in Great Britain:

These are subcategories of Category:Railway stations in England:

Other categories

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These are subcategories of Category:Rail transport:

These are subcategories of Category:Rail transport in Great Britain:

These are categories from other areas that have also been used by articles within the scope of this project: