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• When Cromwell station closed in 1980 Alexandra became the sole loading point.
• The empty trains were reversed back to the loading points from the harbour.
• The station is also a loading point for Motorail trains.
• During the game's loading points, Isaac is shown curled up in a ball, crying.
• Certain early railways in England referred to goods loading points as " wharves ".
• It is not known whether this loading point also handled the output of the opencast.
• There are over 200 coal loading points across India.
• However, the planned construction of the freight station was downgraded to that of a loading point.
• Quilpie ( population 560 ) became the loading point for significant numbers of cattle from western areas.
• The loading point for cars onto car-carrying trains has been moved from the central railway station to the Pasila station.
• The coal won from this drift was moved by a conveyor belt to a newly constructed screens & loading point.
• In addition, Ras Isa serves as the loading point for oil exports, and a small amount of cargo passes through Nishtun.
• One further final train of nuclear material headed north from the loading point on 22 April 1997, hauled by EWS Loco 37426.
• The pope's stop at the marble monument in a square known by the German name Umschlagplatz, meaning loading point, fit that policy.
• The station was a major loading point for strawberry traffic until about 1940, with trains taking the local produce up to London.
• In 1899, however, Hallsville became the upper-most loading point for the steamship Saint Peter, which made runs to the port of Wilmington.
• It was then that I first noticed the distinctive smell of vomit which was stronger as we got closer to the loading point.
• This was presumably a loading point on the Bowes Railway, the trackbed of which is still visible, running alongside St . Cuthbert's Road.
• It was once an important loading point and construction camp on the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad ( D & RGW ).
• Loading point is 10 kilometres away from the site where blasting occurs and people have to apply for gate passes to go there.