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Xenophon PCDGS

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I give up. Where is such a strangely named OPEN station of GNATS HILL, named after a small biting insect, actually situated?
 
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I give up. Where is such a strangely named OPEN station of GNATS HILL, named after a small biting insect, actually situated?
In autocorrect - it has now been edited. And there is, as I have proved, a station ending in station on the Manchester Metrolink, Rochdale Railway station.
 

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