North Devon Railway

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The North Devon Railway was a 19th-century railway company in southwest England that developed key routes linking Exeter with Barnstaple and the surrounding North Devon area.

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North Devon Railway canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct railway company
railway company
connectedTo Bristol and Exeter Railway
London and South Western Railway
country United Kingdom
era 19th century
geographicContext southwest England
linkedWith Exeter and Crediton Railway
Torrington branch lines
locatedIn Devon
South West England
linked to: southwest England
networkRole branch of Great Western Railway system
notableRoute Exeter–Barnstaple route
openedLine Exeter to Barnstaple line
originalGauge 7 ft 0¼ in
predecessor Bristol and Exeter Railway
purpose freight transport
passenger transport
railGauge broad gauge
standard gauge
regionServed River Taw valley
linked to: River Taw
servedArea North Devon
servedCity Exeter
servedTown Barnstaple
status defunct
successor Great Western Railway
terminus Barnstaple railway station
Exeter St Davids railway station
transportMode rail transport

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Tarka Line historicalOrigin North Devon Railway
Portsmouth Arms openedBy North Devon Railway
Tarka Line openedAsPartOf North Devon Railway
subject linked to: Tarka Line railway