Arlesburgh

Arlesburgh is a seaside town on Sodor, as well as a popular tourist attraction for it's beaches and the Arlesdale Railway; of which is located on the Arlesburgh Branch Line. Arlesburgh is serviced by the North Western Railway and Arlesdale Railway; and was also previously served by the Mid Sodor Railway, which was closed down in 1947. Arlesburgh is the terminus of the Arlesdale Railway and the top station of the Arlesburgh Branch Line.

There are three stations here, Arlesburgh West, Arlesburgh, and Arlesburgh Bridge Street. Another station: Lower Arlesburgh was served by the Mid Sodor Railway and has since been demolished and replaced by Arlesburgh West. Arlesburgh West serves the standard gauge engines, and is used as an alternative station for those wishing to visit other places on the line and not necessarily tour on the Arlesdale Railway. Arlesburgh serves the Arlesdale Railway, for those wishing to tour through the railway or visit the other villages on the line that can't be reached via the North Western Railway. Arlesburgh Bridge Street is a station located near Arlesburgh as well as a calling point. Lower Arlesburgh was previously a station where NWR and MSR trains could exchange passengers.

At Arlesburgh is located a harbour, a standard gauge yard and a small miniature gauge yard, standard gauge sheds, miniature gauge sheds, and a chute in the middle of standard and miniature gauge track that loads ballast provided by the Arlesdale Railway onto trucks from the NWR. This ballast has been used on the railway since the 1960s and has proven quite efficient at preventing the growth of weeds in the track as well as giving them a nicer look.

Blister 1 and Blister 2 work here frequently as station pilots.