Cheshire Lines main line

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The Cheshire Lines main line was a key railway route in northwest England that connected Manchester and Liverpool, forming the core artery of the Cheshire Lines Committee network.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway line
category Railway lines in Cheshire
Railway lines in Greater Manchester
Railway lines in Merseyside
competedWith London and North Western Railway routes between Manchester and Liverpool
connects Liverpool
Manchester
country England
electrification not electrified on original construction
endPoint Liverpool Central High Level railway station
formedCoreOf Cheshire Lines Committee main network
gauge standard gauge
historicalEra Victorian railway expansion in Britain
historicalOperator Great Northern Railway
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway
Midland Railway
locatedIn North West England
notableFeature provided alternative Manchester–Liverpool route to LNWR main line
openedForTraffic 1873
openedSection Glazebrook to Liverpool section opened 1873
Manchester to Glazebrook section opened 1873
operator Cheshire Lines Committee
partOf Cheshire Lines Committee network
passesThrough Cressington
Glazebrook
Warrington
primaryPurpose freight traffic
passenger traffic
regionServed Cheshire
Lancashire
sectionInUse Liverpool South Parkway to Warrington Central
Liverpool to Warrington section
servedStation Cressington railway station
Glazebrook railway station
Liverpool Central railway station
Manchester Central railway station
Warrington Central railway station
startPoint Manchester Central railway station
status partly closed
partly open
trackConfiguration double track

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Cheshire Lines Committee notableRoute Cheshire Lines main line
Cheshire Lines main line formedCoreOf Cheshire Lines Committee main network
linked to: Cheshire Lines main line