NORTH POLE DEPOT

One of the buildings designed for the quater of a mile long Eurostar train at North Pole depot.

'North Pole depot' is the UK depot for the Eurostar service, maintaining and storing Eurostar trains. The depot is adjacent to the Great Western Main Line between Ealing Broadway and London Paddington, on both sides of the West London Line, with which it has a connection, used for access to Waterloo.
The depot will become redundant in 2007 when the London terminus of Eurostar services moves from the present Waterloo International station to St Pancras railway station and maintenance is moved to a new depot at Temple Mills, near Stratford International. The depot code is NP.
The depot name has reportedly given rise to the excuse "late running service due to snow at north pole" (unable to get trains out), which has appeared on several internet sites citing excuses.

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An overhead view of the depot.

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Rail Atlas Great Britain & Ireland, S.K. Baker ISBN 0-86093-553-1

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