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This page is for minor unnamed landmarks or halts which appear in Chuggington, ordered by their first appearance.

Bridge Over Tunnel Runby[]

The Bridge Over Tunnel Runby is a bridge spanning over a small tunnel portal that marks the beginning of the Yellow Line.

Part of the track near the bridge would go under repair for a short time, causing much delay. Some time afterwards, Koko nearly collided with Hodge after she became a runaway due to a jammed speed booster. A promotional poster for Chuggington was also put up here.

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  • Despite being the beginning of the Yellow Line, the tunnel of the set has only been coloured yellow in three episodes, Hodge and the Magnet, Outward Bound Olwin and Brewster to the Rescue. This was likely done to allow for the set to be used in more places.
  • In Brewster Knows Best, a different beginning for the Yellow Line was shown.
  • As of the second series, the Yellow lining on the tunnel entrance is removed.

Teal Canopy Station[]

The Teal Canopy Station is a station located near the border of Chuggington and Tootington.

While doing their first night shift, Wilson and Brewster stopped at the station to contact Vee when a power cut occurred. The station was also later used as part of the Chugger Championship race track.

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Chuggington[]

Chuggington: Badge Quest[]

Trivia[]

  • The main station building was later reused as part of the Building Site set.

Bridge and Hill Runby[]

The Bridge and Hill Runby is a route commonly used by chuggers located near the Safari Park.

Biography[]

The Bridge and Hill Runby was first introduced in Wilson and the Elephant when the trainees visited the freshly built new Safari Park for the first time. After that, the place quickly became one of the most prominently used countryside routes of Chuggington. It was also used as a part of the Chugger Championship race track.

Sometime later, on a snowy winter day, Harrison and Koko were sent to clear snow off the tracks of the Bridge and Hill Runby. Harrison, however, got stuck inside a huge snowdrift between the bridge and the hill. Luckily, after getting help from all the other chuggers, Koko was able to get him out.

Sometime after that, Emery broke down while driving down the hill, causing him to completely lose control and fly off the tracks at a nearby forest. That's not the only time the steepness of the hill has caused problems to the chuggers; in Stunt Brewster, Hoot and Toot uncoupled from their car at the top, causing the car to gain speed and almost crash into Brewster. It's also been shown that older chuggers, most notably Old Puffer Pete, sometimes have trouble getting up the hill.

Appearances[]

Chuggington

Specials

Chuggington: Badge Quest

Trivia[]

  • In Mtambo's Amazing Adventure, it was shown that there is another similar bridge and hill behind the set. However, other episodes have confirmed this to be a goof.
  • A slightly modified version of the set appeared in Work Those Wheels and Quiet Please.

Old Safari Park[]

This article is about the old Safari Park. You may be looking for the new Safari Park.

The Old Safari Park was where the animals of the Safari Park used to stay until they moved to the newly built one at the start of the first season.

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Chuggington[]

Countryside Loop[]

The Countryside Loop is a loop of track situated at the countryside of Chuggington. It's accessed through a green tunnel near the Recycling Yard.

On their first adventure outside of the Depot, Koko and Wilson traveled to the Countryside Loop. Koko, not knowing how to use switches yet, derailed while trying to switch tracks by force. Luckily, Calley eventually came to rescue the trainees. Sometime later, Koko had another accident there, this time involving a falling tree.

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Chuggington[]

Chuggington: Badge Quest[]

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Water Tower Runby[]

Water Tower Runby, located in the countryside near the Saw Mill, is one of the most prominently used routes in the Green Line.

Koko once had an accident here, involving a baby squirrel and losing control of her load of logs.

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Chuggington[]

Chuggington: Badge Quest[]

Trivia[]

  • The water tower of the set was reused from the Fuel Yard.
  • The location has been depicted with a heavily varying number of trees in different episodes.

The Cliffside[]

The Cliffside is a small rocky area with a flower bed and small stream nearby. Dr. Gosling lives here.

Hodge once got caught to a tarp and was seen flying around the area.

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Chuggington[]

Chuggington: Badge Quest[]

Cliffside Stone Bridge[]

The Cliffside Stone Bridge is a small stone bridge just near by Dr. Gosling's house and the Safari Park.

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Chuggington[]

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Station and Water Tower Runby[]

Nearby the Farm is a station next to a water tower. There is a junction that splits off next to the water tower.

One time, Zephie got lost around here after missing her turn with Brewster.[1]

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Chuggington[]

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  • The station building reuses one of the assets from the Depot.

Bridge Over Tunnel Intersection[]

The Bridge Over Tunnel Intersection is an intersection located near the Safari Park at the Green Line.

The intersection bridge is shown to go on for miles on end, and is thought to be on its own line or a secondary line for one of the main lines. [2]

A frog once escaped from the Safari Park and hid in the intersection tunnel for some time before it was rescued by Brewster. Wilson later became trapped in the tunnel during a severe snowstorm. A rhino also escaped from its enclosures at the Safari Park, forcing the trainees to hide on the intersection bridge until they could get it to calm down.

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Trivia[]

  • Station with Bridge Over Tunnel Intersection is a modification of the set combined with an Orange Canopy Station.
  • In Brewster and the Dragon, the intersection has two traffic lights, but is depicted with only one beyond the aforementioned episode.

Countryside Intersection[]

Located in rural Chuggington is an intersection in which the Green Line and the Blue Line cross over each other. However, it is regularly accessed through all four of them, thus being one of the most commonly seen locations in Chuggington.

Koko once had an accident here, causing Chatsworth's coupler to be crushed by a set of bumpers.[4] Hoot and Toot also nearly had a collision with Decka at the intersection. [5]

In the autumn, pumpkins are grown here.[6][7]

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Chuggington

Specials

Chuggington: Badge Quest

Trivia[]

  • Many episodes in seasons 1-5 depict a lake near the intersection. In some episodes, however, the lake is missing. In general, the landscape around the intersection has been depicted very inconsistently during the series' run; the amount of trees and fences at the location varies by episode. It is possible that there are multiple near-identical intersections in Chuggington, but that has not been confirmed.
  • The location is depicted with a platform and several Vee poles sparodically throughout the series.
  • The overhead lights at the intersection have often been removed to make way for objects that will not clear it (such as the bridge sections seen in Fletch Shines).
  • Multiple modifications of the set appear in the show. These include the Water Tower Intersection, Forest Intersection, Spur Line Intersection and the High Mountain Pass Junction and Intersection.

Countryside Double Loop[]

The Countryside Double Loop is a double loop of track located far out in the countryside of Chuggington. It has been used as a rescue training area for the trainees.

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Chuggington[]

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Forest Water Tower[]

The Forest Water Tower, as the name suggests, is a water tower located far in the countryside of Chuggington. A water pipe once burst open here, causing Wilson to ruin a roll of special paper he was carrying. The location also serves as a junction where different lines around the forest area cross.

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Chuggington[]

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Chuggington: Badge Quest[]

Rocky Ridge Double Loop[]

The Rocky Ridge Double Loop is a double loop of track located near the main route to Rocky Ridge Mountain. It was once used as a rescue training area for the trainees by Skylar; another time, Wilson and Koko had to rescue Zephie there to earn their snow rescue badges.

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Chuggington[]

Specials[]

Chuggington: Badge Quest[]

Trivia[]

  • Right next to the loop, there's a junction leading up to the Countryside Turntable.
  • The Rocky Ridge Double Loop was initially a direct copy of the Countryside Double Loop set. However, in the second season, the set was slightly modified to look more unique; most of the foliage and the rocks in the middle of the big loop of track were removed.

Rocky Ridge Mine Bridge[]

In between the caves in Rocky Ridge Mine, there is an old bridge links the gorges together. The bridge is often used to get across to the Ice Cave.

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Chuggington[]

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Old Crossing[]

Right next to the Stone Bridge and near the old Silver Mine Line, there is an old level crossing.

Hoot and Toot accidentally passed by the crossing on their way to the Farm due to Hoot's colourblindness, but they managed to reach the Farm either way.[8] Years later, Wilson, Brewster and Koko also visited the crossing together while attempting to find the twins. [9]

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Chuggington[]

Chuggington: Badge Quest[]

Trivia[]

  • It is possible that the Old Crossing and the Stone Bridge are located on the Silver Mine Line, but this is unconfirmed.
  • There is another similar crossing near the Old Stone Bridge.

Old Stone Bridge[]

The Old Stone Bridge is an old stoned bridge located in the middle of a forest in the countryside of Chuggington.

The Old Stone Bridge's history in the show is short and simple; it made its first and only appearance when Brewster tested out the Chug Booster for Dr. Ling and flew over the bridge. [10]

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Chuggington[]

Trivia[]

  • The Old Stone Bridge is a modification of the Stone Bridge, with rusted tracks and extra trees added to the set.
  • Just like the Stone Bridge, the Old Stone Bridge has an old wooden railway crossing near it.

Water Tower Intersection[]

Located very far out from urban Chuggington is an intersection with a water tower. It is distinguishable from the Spur Line Intersection due to no Spur Line Tunnel being visible in the background.

Zephie once nearly collided with Hamish at the intersection.[11] A water tower was also built here, though it has yet to be seen completed.[12]

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Chuggington[]

Trivia[]

  • In Brewster's Greatest Gift, the set's skybox is visible at the end of the tunnel.

High Mountain Pass Junction and Intersection[]

Leading to the entrance of the High Mountain Pass is a junction, as well as a nearby intersection with the Green Line. The area is notorious for being extremely hard to navigate as a result of its very rural atmosphere.[13]

Wilson, Brewster, Koko and Hodge once attempted to create a landing site for aliens near here.[14]

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Chuggington[]

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Forest Intersection[]

Located inside of the Forest is an intersection that leads to a tunnel.

Piper, along with the rest of the trainees were searching for animal life around here.[15]

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Chuggington[]

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References[]

  1. ↑ S1 #14 "Zephie's Zoomaround"
  2. ↑ S2 #12: "Snowstruck Wilson"
  3. ↑ S2 #25: "A Pat on the Paintwork"
  4. ↑ S3 #5: "Koko's Game"
  5. ↑ Badge Quest #46: "Mind Your Manners"
  6. ↑ S3 #2: "Special Helper Wilson"
  7. ↑ S6 #38: "Pumpkin Spice Chuggers"
  8. ↑ S2 #08 "Hoot v. Toot"
  9. ↑ S6 #32 "Twin Trouble"
  10. ↑ S2 #09: The Brewster Booster
  11. ↑ S6 #41: "The Zephie Express"
  12. ↑ S6 #24: "Brewster's Greatest Gift"
  13. ↑ S6 #32: "Twin Trouble"
  14. ↑ S6 #27: "Chug Encounters of the Train Kind"
  15. ↑ S6 #35 "Piper's City Safari"
Chuggers Diesel Brewster | Calley | Hodge | Chatsworth | Irving | Mtambo | Frostini | Skylar | Jackman | Tyne | Fletch | Asher | Cormac | Skipper Stu | Harry and Hamish | Rosa | Tai
Diesel-electric Wilson | Dunbar | Harrison | Hoot and Toot | Zack | The Brown Chugger | The Green Chugger | The Purple Chugger
Electric Koko | Emery | Decka | Hanzo | Payce | Daley
Steam Old Puffer Pete | Olwin | Speedy | Piper
Other Zephie | Action Chugger | Russ | Marco
Former Cannonball Cooper | Samuel | Sally | Sid | Soo
Rolling Stock Passenger Passenger Carriages | Koko's Carriages | Hanzo's Carriages | Safari Cars | Ambulance Wagons | Eddie's Caboose | Track Cycle
Goods Hopper Cars | Flatcars | Tanker Wagons | Boxcars | Recycling Cars | Refrigerator Cars | Mail Cars | Low-Sided Gondolas (Wag-A-Lag-On) | Tipper Wagons (Black Tipper Wagons, Red Tipper Wagons, Wooden Tipper Wagons, Small Tipper Wagons) | Timber Wagons | Daley's Mail Carriages
Specialised Rescue Wagons (Rescue Car, Fire Car, Fuel Car, Animal Rescue Car, Magnet Car) | Training Carriages | Paint Wagons | Chug Booster | Scrub-a-Chug | Sand Spreaders | Spill-Sponger 330 | Pasting Cars | Sprayer Wagons | Food Feeders | Chug Wash Tanker Wagons | Snowploughs | Camera Car | Broadcast Wagons (Rolling Reporter Wagon, Radio Broadcast Wagon) | Greaser Cars | Ice Cream Cars | Cone Meister | Juicer Wagon | Leaf Blowers | Terry | Litter Picking Wagons | Popcorn Car | Wagon Cranes (Big Wagon Cranes, Gondola Wagon Cranes, Small Wagon Cranes) | Washer Wagon | Newspaper Delivery Wagons | Piggy-Back Wagons | Chug Patrol Wagons (CP1, CP2, CP3, CP4, CP5, CP6 CP7, CP8, Chugatronic) | Chuggineering Wagons (Ballast Wagons, Welding Wagons, Crane Wagons, Digger Wagons, Magnet Wagons, Demolition Wagons, Flatcars, Tipper Wagons, Sweeper Wagons, Warning Wagons)
People Vee | Mayor Pullman | Mayor of Chuggington | Mr. Simpkins | Mr. Knot | Linda
Lines The Red Line | The Blue Line | The Yellow Line | The Green Line | The Spur Line | Curvy Crest | Silver Mine Line
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