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LEVEL CROSSINGS that double as halts and calling points on the Blanc-Argent

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Travelling north from Le Blanc to Argent, one encountered Azé calling point, Subtray halt, the calling points of Sainte-Thérèse, BonneauHabilly, Juscop, Terre-Neuve and La Gauterie in Berry. In Sologne, Les Quatre Roues, Faubourg d’Orléans, Les Loges and L’Etang des Bordes. The only level crossings to include a waiting room were Subtray, Juscop, Les Quatre Roues and Faubourg d’Orléans.

SUBTRAY HALT

Located between the station of Mézières-en-Brenne and the Sainte-Thérèse calling point, Subtray featured a ground floor wing, with a double French window on the track side. Being located in Berry, the door quoins and lintel were made of limestone. The waiting

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