Adlington railway station

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Adlington railway station is a local rail stop in Lancashire, England, serving the village of Adlington on the Manchester–Preston line.

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Adlington railway station canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway station
railway station in the United Kingdom
category local railway station
country United Kingdom
electrificationStatus on an electrified route
electrificationSystem 25 kV AC overhead (route)
fareZone Northern Trains fare system
hasAccess pedestrian access
road access
hasFacility bicycle storage
car park
customer information screens
step-free access
ticket machines
timetable posters
waiting shelters
hasLanguage English signage
hasPassengerUsage commuter-oriented
hasStationCode ADL
lineServed Manchester–Preston line
locatedIn Adlington
England
Lancashire
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Chorley borough
linked to: Chorley
locatedNear Chorley
Rivington area
linked to: Rivington
locatedOn Manchester to Preston railway route
operator Northern Trains
owner Network Rail
partOf Manchester–Preston railway corridor
platformCount 2
railGauge standard gauge
railwayNetwork National Rail
safetySystem modern signalling
servedBy Northern Trains
serves local commuter traffic
village of Adlington
serviceType local stopping services
regional services
structureType at-grade
ticketingSystem National Rail ticketing
timezone Europe/London
trackCount 2
typicalDestinations Bolton
Manchester
Preston
usedFor passenger rail transport

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Chorley railway station connectsTo Adlington railway station
Adlington hasRailwayStation Adlington railway station