Which series of books is set on the island of Sodor?
Sodor (fictional island) which is based on the Snowdon Mountain Railway in Wales. The capital and administrative centre of Sodor is the city of Suddery, however, Tidmouth has grown to be the largest town on the island. One of the more famous settlements on Sodor is Ffarquhar, the terminus of Thomas the Tank Engine's Branch Line. All of the other settlements on the island are described in Locations on the Island of Sodor, while the six railway lines from The Railway Series are described below. The railways of Sodor include standard-gauge, narrow-gauge, Rack Railways and 15-inch gauge railways. The first few stories concerned
Sodor (fictional island) created in The Railway Series have their own pages with information on routes and the stations served. The Island of Sodor in the "Thomas & Friends" television series differs significantly from that in the books. Wilbert and George Awdry's notes have been largely overlooked. The television version of Sodor appears quite larger and has more industry. The connection to the British mainland was not acknowledged until the 2013 feature-length film special "King of the Railway", which introduces "The Vicarstown Rolling Bridge", connecting Sodor to the Mainland Britain. In the 2000 film "Thomas and the Magic Railroad", the Island was portrayed