Trivia: stations with the most different types of trains?

[Manchester77]

I was wondering which station in the country has the most different types of trains calling at it, I was thinking maybe manchester Piccadilly which sees:
M5000s, 142s, 150s, 156s, 158s, 170s, 175s, 185s, 220s, 221s, 323s, 350s and 390s
And you could even include 222s (which EMT sends through on race days in Liverpool) and 153s (which I've seen coupled to 158s on EMT services covering for a 158)
And 319s from December.

Any other contenders?

 

[Domh245]

158, 159, 377, 378, 442, 444, 450, 455, 456, 458. Clapham Junction, you then also have various differences between some sub-classes (458/5s & SN 455/8s) but I haven't counted those.
In days gone by, there would also have been 170s, 313s vice 378s, 319s, and 220/221s

 

[FQ]

Birmingham New Street maybe? 90, 150, 153, 170, 172, 220, 221, 323, 350, 390. They are all I can name but there might me more.

 

[DJL]

I count 10 for London Bridge (including the tube - is that cheating?)
South Eastern: 375, 376, 465, 466
Southern: 455, 377, 171 (and until recently - 456)
Thameslink: 377, 319 (377 only counted once)
Tube: '95 stock, '96 stock

 

[Manchester77]

If you're counting the tube then I'll add M5000s to Piccadilly

Of course Piccadilly has 86s, 87s, 90s and HSTs in place of 390s and 220/1s

 

[185143]

For Piccadilly you could add 47's on the argument that TPE send them through on tour de France days!!

 

[JamesRowden]

I think that Reading has eleven:

1. 43
2. 57
3. 150
4. 165
5. 166
6. 180
7. 220
8. 221
9. 450
10. 455
11. 458

 

[Kite159]

Worcester sees the most of the FGW fleet
43; 150; 153; 158; 159*; 165; 166; 180

Also has 170s & 172s from London Midland.

(*The weekend hire SWT 159)

 

[ValleyLines142]

What about Leeds?

142
144
150
153
156 (very infrequent)
158
170
185
220
221
222 (infrequent)
321/322 (which one is Northern and which one is Scotrail?)
333
HST
91+mk4

 

[Andyh82]

How about Doncaster, which could see all those types as Leeds (not sure if any 333s are booked on Doncasters) plus 180s

 

[Beveridges]

WARRINGTON BQ (18 types of train)

37 (DRS)
60
66
67
70
86
90
92
142
150
156
158
175
220
221
325
350
390
Tampers

These are just what you will get in a day. In a week you can probably add 08, 20, 31, 33, 43(HST), 47, 56, 57, 68 and Steam.

 

[hairyhandedfool]

What about Leeds?

142
144
150
153
156 (very infrequent)
158
170
185
220
221
222 (infrequent)
321/322 (which one is Northern and which one is Scotrail?)
333
HST
91+mk4

and 155s (66s also pass through)

321/9s have always been in Yorkshire, the 322s were imported into Yorkshire in recent years, having previously been loaned to First North Western and First ScotRail when not needed on Stansted Express or Great Eastern services.

 

[gnolife]

Crewe has
90 (Sleepers)
142 (a morning train to Salford Crescent)
150 (Chester shuttle)
153 (Shrewsbury and Derby services)
156 (Derby services)
158 (Derby and South Wales services)
175 (South Wales services)
220 (infrequent)
221 (Holyhead, Scotland and infrequent XC services)
323 (Manchester services)
350 (Liverpool, Brum and London slows
390 (Most VT deastinations)

 

[306024]

Stratford, not the winner but interesting enough:

Regular Passenger trains 10 different types.
315, 317, 321, 357, 360, 378, 90/MkIII
Central, Jubilee and Docklands stock.
Plus 379 on ECS to Orient Way or engineering work diversions.

Freight
Just about anything could turn up, from class 20 to 92.

 

[adrock1976]

Glasgow Central

156
314
318
320
334
380
220
221
390
InterCity 125
Class 90 loco
Class 66 loco

Although 318,320, and 334 are mainly seen at the low level platforms, I have included these as being part of the one station complex due to the whole of Glasgow Central station being constructed by the Caledonian Railway.

In peace

Adam

 

[Michael.Y]

To the OP - ATW 153s visit ManPic on Sundays.

Newport and Cardiff see

Pax
142 - ATW
143 - ATW
150/1 - FGW
150/2 (and /9) - ATW & FGW
153 - ATW & FGW
158 - ATW & FGW
170 - XC
175 - ATW
220 - XC
43+MK3 - FGW
67+MK3+DVT - ATW

Freight
60 - DBS
66 - DBS
56 - COLAS
70 - Freightliner

 

[ValleyLines142]

To the OP - ATW 153s visit ManPic on Sundays.

Newport and Cardiff see

Pax
142 - ATW
143 - ATW
150/1 - FGW
150/2 (and /9) - ATW & FGW
153 - ATW & FGW
158 - ATW & FGW
170 - XC
175 - ATW
220 - XC
43+MK3 - FGW
67+MK3+DVT - ATW

Freight
60 - DBS
66 - DBS
56 - COLAS
70 - Freightliner

I didn't know we were including freight!

I was going to suggest Cardiff too, but I realised Leeds probably had a few more.

Also, 221s reach Cardiff as well as 220s, although not as much.

I've had 221119, 221121, 221127, 221128, 221129, 221131, 221133 and 221135-221141 all on the evening Manchester to Cardiff Voyager.

 

[Beveridges]

PICCADILLY: (19 TYPES)

66
70
86
90
92
142
150
153 (ATW / East Mids)
156
158
170
175
185
220
323
350
390
M5000
Tampers

 

[FQ]

PICCADILLY: (19 TYPES)

66
70
86
90
92
142
150
153 (ATW / East Mids)
156
158
170
175
185
220
323
350
390
M5000
Tampers

You forgot 221.

 

[Beveridges]

CREWE: (21 TYPES)

37 (DRS daily)
57 (T BIRD)
60 (1 coal train Ratcliffe - LBT through the station daily)
66
86 (although the liners all go via the avoider, there are booked light engine moves every day via the station)
90 (Sleepers and light engine
92 (the daily Ditton Foundry Lane - Dollands Moor is routed via the station plus several other workings)
142 (1 northern morning peak time service from Pic
150 (ATW)
153 (EMT, LM & ATW)
156 (EMT)
158 (ATW & EMT)
175 (ATW)
220 (VT & XC)
221 (VT & XC)
323 (NR)
325
350 (LM)
390
STEAM or Heritage Diesel (there is a steam train and/or heritage WR diesel of some sort virtually every day at Crewe)
Tampers




I could have added 56 but the Colas trains are not daily. You will probably get more than one every week though.




I have just listed the stuff that goes through every day, if I was to list what can potentially go through Crewe I could probably list over 40 types of train and another 40 types of on track plant!

Take today for instance, 73's at Crewe!

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To the OP - ATW 153s visit ManPic on Sundays

There is also a very late evening ATW service from South Wales which is usually a 153.


I could have until recently added 57's as daily thru Picc but the regular moves have all ended, though you will always probably get at least one every week.

 

[FQ]

Doncaster might be up there with 21.

43 (EC+GC)
47 (GBRF)
60 (EWS)
66 (EWS, FL, GBRF)
67 (EWS)
70 (FL)
91 (EC)
142 (NR)
144 (NR)
150 (NR)
153 (NR+EMT)
156 (EMT+NR)
158 (NR)
170 (TPE)
180 (HT+GC)
185 (TPE)
220 (XC)
221 (XC)
321 (NR)
322 (NR)
325 (RM)
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Are 221s really what you would call daily at Picc? They just appear on the odd Virgin through service on 13/14 normally an ECS or a diversion.

I meant the XC ones. The Bournemouth trains are either 220 or 221 and so are the Bristols.

 

[Beveridges]

I was wondering which station in the country has the most different types of trains calling at it, I was thinking maybe manchester Piccadilly which sees:
M5000s, 142s, 150s, 156s, 158s, 170s, 175s, 185s, 220s, 221s, 323s, 350s and 390s
And you could even include 222s (which EMT sends through on race days in Liverpool) and 153s (which I've seen coupled to 158s on EMT services covering for a 158)
And 319s from December.

From December not only will there be 319's at Picc but there will be 67's on the ATW doing 2 trips per day.

Doncaster might be up there with 21.

43 (EC+GC)
47 (GBRF)

Are GBRF 47's daily through Doncaster though ?

 

[FQ]

From December not only will there be 319's at Picc but there will be 67's on the ATW doing 2 trips per day.




Are GBRF 47's daily through Doncaster though ?

Pretty much, yes.

 

[Manchester77]

From December not only will there be 319's at Picc but there will be 67's on the ATW doing 2 trips per day.

I forgot about the 67s! Thanks