St. Paul’s (Thameslink predecessor site context)

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St. Paul’s was the former name of the central London railway station now known as London Blackfriars, used in the context of its role as a predecessor site on the Thameslink route.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former railway station name
railway station
associatedWith London Blackfriars railway station
linked to: Blackfriars station

Thameslink Programme
linked to: Thameslink
category Former railway stations in the City of London
Thameslink
country United Kingdom
formerNameOf London Blackfriars railway station
linked to: Blackfriars station
hasRole predecessor station on Thameslink corridor
hasSuccessor London Blackfriars railway station
linked to: Blackfriars station
lineServed Thameslink
locatedIn City of London
London
linked to: London, England

central London
linked to: Central London
locatedNear St Paul’s Cathedral
linked to: St Paul's Cathedral
locatedOn Thameslink route
linked to: Thameslink

north bank of the River Thames
nameDerivedFrom St Paul’s Cathedral
linked to: St Paul's Cathedral
partOf central London rail network
predecessorSiteOn Thameslink route
linked to: Thameslink
railNetwork National Rail
replacedBy London Blackfriars railway station
linked to: Blackfriars station
servedArea City of London
servedBy Thameslink services
linked to: Thameslink
transportMode rail

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London Blackfriars originalName St. Paul’s (Thameslink predecessor site context)