Station association

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Aberdovey is anther DfT category F2 station on the Cambrian Coast line.

 

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Each platform of Hutton Cranswick also benefits from a 'Harrington Hump'.

 

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Lostock Hall is another DfT category F2 station managed by Northern.

 

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Lostock Hall reopened in 1984, following local pressure for a station to serve the area, which had grown considerably in size. A similar situation was seen at Watton-at-Stone, reopening in 1982.

 

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Spalding is also a station on an ECML diversionary route that is one stop away from the main ECML itself.

 

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Hinckley is another DfT category E station managed by EMR.

 

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Lockerbie is another station not served by the operator that manages it.

 

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The longest distance between any two adjacent stations on the national network is between Lockerbie and Carstairs.

 

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Crianlarich is another station in Scotland where trains divide and go to two different destinations

 

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Gloucester is another location that used to have two stations in close proximity.

 

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Ely is another station with regular train reversals en-route.

 

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Marks Tey is another DfT category D station managed by Greater Anglia.

 

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Kelvedon was also opened by the Eastern Counties Railway in 1843.

 

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Pwllheli is another station with an eight-letter name whose three-letter station code uses the first three letters.

 

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Windermere is also a single-platform terminal station.

 

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Reddish North is another DfT category E station managed by Northern.

 

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Livingston North is another "North" station where the "North" and "South" stations serving the area are on different lines.

 

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The next station to the west on the North Clyde line is Bathgate.

 

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Blackridge was also opened in 2010 as part of the Airdie to Bathgate rail project.

 

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There are west-bound services from Blackridge to Milngavie.

 

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Bearsden was also opened by the Glasgow and Milngavie Junction Railway in 1863.

 

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According to National Rail timetables, Bearsden is located 5¾ miles from Glasgow Central (Low Level).

Also located 5¾ miles from Glasgow Central (High Level platforms this time, via Pollockshields East) is Burnside.

 

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Kirkhill was also opened by the Lanarkshire and Ayrshire Railway in 1904.

 

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The next station to Kirkhill on the Cathcart Circle Line is Newton, which is the terminus of that part of the line.

 

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Irlam is also a station that was relocated from its original station site.

 

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Orrell is another DfT Category F1 station in Greater Manchester.

 

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Pemberton was also opened by the Liverpool and Bury Railway in 1848.

 

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City Thameslink also has no Sunday services.

 

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West Hampstead Thameslink is also served exclusively by Class 700 EMUs.

 

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Cricklewood is also a four-platform DfT category rated "E" station that was opened by the Midland Railway.