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Gag Halfrunt

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Is it Giza?

The platforms shown are served by mainline trains (one of which is in the photo) while immediately adjacent to these platforms are 2x metro platforms (the name of the metro station has a completely different name to the mainline railway station).


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itfcfan

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That's right @Gag Halfrunt!

Through mainline trains (like the Aswan sleeper trains) call at platforms directly adjacent to Giza metro station, while the local mainline trains to Fayoum terminate at the platforms pictured next to Omm el Misryeen metro station. These terminating platforms are labelled on some timetables/maps as "Giza Suburban", but I think formally they're just a part of Giza station.
 

itfcfan

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I think that's too small to be Bishkek-2? I'll go for the second most significant station in Kyrgyzstan - Rybachye station in Balykchy (by Issykul).
 

itfcfan

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Hmm, an annoyingly large proportion of Taiwan's railway network is electrified. This might be difficult!!
 

Gag Halfrunt

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But the train is diesel-hauled, so its origin or destination is probably on a non-electrified line. Starting with stations near non-electrified branches might be a good idea.
 

itfcfan

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Is this a metro station or mainline? It looks a lot like a Valencia metro station...
 

Thames99

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Girona has gloomy subterranean platforms for high speed trains built deep below the old station. I don't think it is the station in the photo, though, as I remember it having more platforms and a concrete roof as well as the walls. Was your station built for a high speed line?
 

itfcfan

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Hmm. Is it Fuengirola? Or Malaga Centro Alameda?

Or am I on the wrong side of the country?!
 

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