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The broad gauge GWR used a heavy section bridge rail. Some constituent companies (notably the South Wales Railway) used Barlow rail. However Barlow rail was also withdrawn from such use fairly quickly, a few years before the merger with the GWR. So is it true to say (as stated here) that "the GWR used Barlow rail"? Is there a good citation to support this? Its constituent companies used this rail, but not successfully and not into the time period of them being part of the GWR. Andy Dingley (talk) 10:11, 23 April 2013 (UTC)Reply