The "Name the Station" game

[godfreycomplex]

No; sadly.
Again; I think I've given rather a duff set of clues here, apologies
With this station's youngest stock (that stops there) being the 321s of Greater Anglia; (which were delivered between 1988 and 1990); signalled from Liverpool Street IECC; being a modest distance north of the Thames; and being one stop away from Gidea Park (where MTR have a reasonably sized TCD); the answer is Harold Wood
Open floor

 

[A Challenge]

I will take it:

1. This station is in England

 

[Idon'tKnow]

Acton main line

 

[trainmania100]

Brighton

 

[A Challenge]

1. This station is in England
2. This station is a Routing Point on 10 of the official Routing Guide maps

 

[Islineclear3_1]

At least I was in the right area, not a million miles away

Reading

 

[trainmania100]

Slough

 

[DasLunatic]

Woking?

 

[trainmania100]

Reading west

 

[A Challenge]

1. This station is in England
2. This station is a Routing Point on 10 of the official Routing Guide maps
3. This station has more TOCs operating trains at the dtation than platforms

 

[Islineclear3_1]

1. 3. This station less TOCs stopping as platforms

I don't understand this statement...

 

[godfreycomplex]

I think AChallenge means that platforms are greater in number than the TOCs that serve that station; for example Waterloo is served by one TOC but has twenty four platforms.
In any case
Bristol Parkway?

 

[Robinson]

Doncaster?

 

[Islineclear3_1]

Ashford International

 

[swt class 450]

Crewe?

 

[A Challenge]

1. This station is in England
2. This station is a Routing Point on 10 of the official Routing Guide maps
3. This station has more TOCs operating trains at the dtation than platforms
4. This station is at junction, from which there are four ways to leave by public passenger travel

Nothing correct yet!

 

[Islineclear3_1]

Stratford International

 

[trainmania100]

Westbury

 

[martinsh]

Stockport ?

 

[Robinson]

Warrington Bank Quay?

 

[trainmania100]

The 4th clue has been edited since my last message, does 4 ways to leave mean boats, planes trains and something else?

 

[A Challenge]

The edit was at 11:22, your post at 11:30. It means by passenger rail transport.
--- old post above --- --- new post below ---
1. This station is in England
2. This station is a Routing Point on 10 of the official Routing Guide maps
3. This station has more TOCs operating trains at the dtation than platforms
4. This station is at junction, from which there are four ways to leave by public passenger travel
5. This station has five lines running through it of which two run up the middle of platforms 1 and 2, as well as the relevent lines to stop at the station. All of these are spanned by a footbridge, though not the line running through Platform 3
Nothing correct yet!

 

[godfreycomplex]

Redhill?

 

[A Challenge]

No. Should I reveal the answer, as Redhill is incorrect under clues 3 and 5?

 

[godfreycomplex]

Up to you...

 

[Robinson]

Stoke-on-Trent?

 

[martinsh]

Eastleigh

Stoke on Trent doesn't have 5 through roads - or a footbridge !

 

[Islineclear3_1]

I'm guessing that this is gonna be a tough one - no idea

More TOC's using/passing through than number of platforms

No doubt a very busy station if at a junction and with onward travel connections

5 lines running through where two run in the middle of Plats 1 and 2

All spanned by a footbridge except Platform 3

I was going to go with Basingstoke but can't remember what platform number the Readings depart from - then just remembered, it doesn't have a footbridge...

How about another clue - e.g. is it in the South, North, East or West of England?

 

[Robinson]

We've already had 5 clues. If too many stations are still possible then the round is voided and the Turn Player gets a warning that a second consecutive offence will result in a penalty.

 

[asylumxl]

So, are you being tricky and saying the footbridge spans all but platform 3 while there are more platforms, or are there actually three platforms?