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HS2 Phase One: revised route maps

Maps reflecting the government's amendments to the High Speed Rail 2 (HS2) London to West Midlands line of route.

From:
Department for Transport and High Speed Two (HS2) Limited
Published
10 January 2012

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Details

For maps of the high speed rail line from the West Midlands to Manchester and Leeds see the HS2 phase two initial preferred route plan and profile maps.

About the maps

This set of maps provides a detailed depiction of the HS2 London to West Midlands line of route.

The bottom portion of each map depicts the profile of the line in relation to the ground - for example, showing where the line is in a cutting or on an embankment, bridge or viaduct.

Line of route plan and profile maps

Maps showing the specific sections of the post consultation route at a scale of 1:10,000.


  • Erratum: Drawing updated to show an amended road layout near Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, Quainton

  • Erratum: Drawing updated to show chainage

Birmingham area maps

London area maps

HS2-HS1 connection

This set of maps provides a detailed depiction of the HS2-HS1 link at a scale of 1:1250.

Stations and infrastructure

Plans of HS2 stations and infrastructure.


  • Erratum: The previous version of the drawing showed a road extending into the orange area which is the Crossrail depot. This revised version retains the road but moves it out of the Crossrail depot

  • Erratum: Drawing amended to show a horizontal rail alignment change into depot sidings from East direction

Previous maps

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Published 10 January 2012

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