North Queensferry is a village in Fife, Scotland, on the Firth of Forth, between the Forth Bridge and the Forth Road Bridge, and 10 miles (16.1 km) from Edinburgh. According to the 2011 census, the village has a population of 1,076. It is the southernmost settlement in Fife.
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North Queensferry railway station is on the route from Edinburgh to Dundee and is the first station you arrive at once you have crossed the Forth Bridge. Located on the southbound platform is the waiting room which also full of lots of useful information about the Forth Bridges and the local area. There are also lots of pictures of the local area including pictures of trains crossing the bridge. There are lots of leaflets available to take. There were no staff present to assist.
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First taste of freedom to explore our wonderful country again. The Forth bridges are a testament to amazing engineering feats in both the modern and bygone ages, especially the Rail bridge (1890) which has been thrilling tourists for over 130 years now. Scotland can be an enigma, politically confusing, religiously toxic but above all always visually stunning. One of the greatest picture shows on mother earth.
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Cold january day walking around North Queensferry we stopped at this little gem. ok, its small but so genuine, equipment still in place, although it was originally atop a nearby building its great to climb the steps to the lamp and look through the glass around the lamp. This and the small shed is run by volunteers, great work guys, a real credit to the area. we stopped in the shed and chatted to the volunteer. The shed has so much information and old pictures in it relating to the area ( walks and history) the forth rail bridge and the crossing pre bridge. Its like a little museum / histoy lesson.
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North Queensferry railway station is on the route from Edinburgh to Dundee and trains stop there which travel to Kirkcaldy, Dunfermline and Cowdenbeath. It is also the first station you stop at once you have crossed the Forth Bridge. In the waiting room there are pictures of the local area including trains crossing the famous bridge. There are also leaflets for the surrounding area. If you are a rail enthusiast you can stand at the end of the southbound platform and get pictures of trains coming off the bridge.
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This war memorial is a fantastic tribute to all the people who fought for there country. Very good! Worth a visit.
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