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Another station with bay platforms long enough to accommodate InterCity length trains is York.

 

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Blackpool North is also served by Northern

 

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Wigan North Western also has 6 platforms

 

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Manchester Victoria is also a DfT category "B" station with both through and bay platforms.

 

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Huddersfield is also served by First Transpennine Express

 

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Huddersfield is the Northern terminus of services travelling between there and Sheffield over The Penistone Line.

 

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Rochdale also was once served by two now-closed branch lines.

 

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Deansgate also has a convenient connection to the Manchester Metrolink.

 

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Charlton is also a DfT category "D" station that was opened in 1849.

 

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Greenhithe is another station that used to be served by the limited stop Charing Cross to Gillingham services before they were replaced by ThamesLink.

 

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Corby is also a station with modular design buildings.

 

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Clitheroe also has a very limited service in the northbound direction.

 

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Chapeltown is another station that was originally built in a different location.

 

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Wombwell is also served by all stations services between Sheffield and Barnsley, which then continue either to Huddersfield or Leeds.

 

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Cardonald also received ~0.2 million entries/exits in 2016/2017.

 

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Dockyard also has a 3 character code made up of the letters 'C', 'D' and 'O'.

 

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University is also named after a type of place although only serving a specific one.

 

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Hattersley was also opened by British Rail in 1978.

 

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Manchester Oxford Road was also served by 1500V DC EMUs in the past (albeit for a relatively brief period of time at Hattersley)

 

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Manchester Oxford Road is one of the four stations in the 'Manchester Station Group'. The other three stations include Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Victoria and Deansgate.

 

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Edinburgh Waverley also has interchange to a tram network, albeit to a nearby stop with a different name (Deansgate to Deansgate-Castleford and Edinburgh Waverley to Princes Street or St Andrew Square).

 

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Edinburgh Waverley is the Northern terminus of the East Coast Main Line, which runs from London King's Cross via Peterborough, Doncaster, York, Newcastle and Berwick-upon-Tweed, among other places.

 

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Crewe is also served by more than 5 TOCs.

 

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London King's Cross is also a twelve-platform station.

 

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London Liverpool Street also has an OSI (out of station interchange) with another London Terminus (Kings Cross - St Pancras, Liverpool Street - Moorgate).

 

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London Euston is also managed by Network Rail.

 

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Rannoch is also served by the Caledonian Sleeper.

 

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Arrochar and Tarbet is also on the West Highland Line

 

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Spean Bridge was also opened in 1894 by the West Highland Railway with services operated by the North British Railway.

 

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Roy Bridge is another station served by ScotRail