Saltash railway station

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Saltash railway station is a small railway stop in Cornwall, England, serving the town of Saltash with regional and long-distance services across the River Tamar towards Plymouth and beyond.

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Saltash railway station canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Rail station
railway station
becamePartOf Great Western Railway in 1889
connectsTo Exeter St Davids
London Paddington
Penzance
Plymouth
country United Kingdom
crosses River Tamar
fareZone Cornwall
hasAdjacentStation Keyham railway station
St Germans railway station
hasBicycleFacilities yes
hasBusConnection yes
hasCarPark yes
hasCISDisplays yes
hasFootbridge yes
hasGridReference SX 431 593
hasHelpPoint yes
hasLatitude 50.408
hasLongitude -4.210
hasOriginalCompany Cornwall Railway
hasPassengerUsageTrend increasing in early 21st century
hasPlatformCount 2
hasStationBuilding on Plymouth-bound platform
hasStationCategory DfT category F1
hasStationCode STS
hasStepFreeAccess partial
hasStepFreeAccessTo Plymouth-bound platform
hasStructure viaduct station
hasTicketMachine yes
hasTicketOffice no
hasWaitingShelter yes
laterManagedBy Great Western Railway
locatedIn Cornwall
England
Saltash
South West England
linked to: southwest England
near Royal Albert Bridge
onLine Cornish Main Line
openedBy Cornwall Railway
openedOn 1859
operatedBy Great Western Railway
ownedBy Network Rail
postgroup Great Western Railway
servedBy Great Western Railway long-distance services
Great Western Railway regional services
serves Saltash

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cornish Main Line hasStation Saltash railway station
Saltash hasRailwayStation Saltash railway station
Tamar Bridge near Saltash railway station