Glasgow–Paisley–Greenock line

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The Glasgow–Paisley–Greenock line is a historic Scottish railway route linking Glasgow with the towns of Paisley and Greenock along the lower River Clyde.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway line
railway route
connects Glasgow
Greenock
Paisley
country Scotland
electrificationStatus electrified in parts
follows River Clyde
lower River Clyde
linked to: River Clyde
gauge standard gauge
geographicFeatureFollowed River Clyde estuary
linked to: Clyde estuary
hasEndpointCity Glasgow
hasEndpointTown Greenock
hasIntermediateTown Paisley
historicalSignificance early rail connection along lower River Clyde
historicPeriod 19th century
locatedIn Scotland
United Kingdom
partOf Scottish railway network
passesThrough Paisley
regionServed Glasgow City
Inverclyde
Renfrewshire
riverValley Clyde Valley
status partly incorporated into later routes
terminus Glasgow
Greenock
transportMode rail
usedFor freight transport
passenger transport

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Glasgow and South Western Railway operatedRoute Glasgow–Paisley–Greenock line
Bogston railway station locatedOn Glasgow to Gourock railway route
linked to: Glasgow–Paisley–Greenock line
Glasgow transportConnection Glasgow–Greenock rail routes
subject linked to: Glasgow and Greenock
linked to: Glasgow–Paisley–Greenock line
Port Glasgow railway station locatedOn Glasgow–Gourock railway
linked to: Glasgow–Paisley–Greenock line