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The "Name the Station" game

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Clue3: Electric, diesel and, occasionally, steam traction can be seen here.

Diesel is represented mainly by 2 classes, one of which calls and the other passes through without calling

Five classes are capable of using the OHLE. Some of these trains run in multiple
 
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Clue 5: It used to have 4 platforms. One was taken out of use-this was on a tight curve and trains could not use the opposite platform at the same time.
Now it has 5 platforms
 
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D6130 said:
Shipley?
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Is correct.

Re the clues
Clue2-when the original was built there was no line to Keighley
Clue3-The diesels are class 158 on calling passenger trains and class 60 on passing stone trains. Classes capable of using OHLE are 331,333,91,800 and 801. The last commonly appearing in multiple.
Clue4-The other station is Earlestown which is also a triangular layout. Others existed in the past such as Queensbury and Ambergate
 
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