Ely–King’s Lynn line

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The Ely–King’s Lynn line is a regional railway route in eastern England that connects Ely in Cambridgeshire with King’s Lynn in Norfolk, serving several intermediate towns and villages.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf passenger rail line
railway line
connects Ely
King’s Lynn
linked to: King's Lynn
connectsTo Ely–Norwich line
Ely–Peterborough line
West Anglia Main Line
country United Kingdom
electrification 25 kV AC overhead
hasFeature double track (on most sections)
hasIntermediateStation Downham Market railway station
Littleport railway station
Watlington railway station
hasOperatorRole part of East Anglia rail network
hasRole link between Cambridge area and King’s Lynn
hasServiceType commuter rail
regional rail
historicalRegion Fens
locatedIn Cambridgeshire
East of England
England
Norfolk
owner Network Rail
partOf Fen Line
passesThrough Fenland landscape
primaryUse passenger services
regionServed Cambridgeshire
Norfolk
serves Cambridgeshire
Downham Market
King’s Lynn
linked to: King's Lynn

Littleport
Norfolk
Watlington
terminus Ely railway station
King’s Lynn railway station
usedBy Great Northern
Greater Anglia
usesTrackGauge standard gauge

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Littleport railway station locatedOnRoute Ely–King’s Lynn line
London King’s Cross – Cambridge connectsTo Cambridge – King’s Lynn railway line
linked to: Ely–King’s Lynn line
Cambridge–Ely line connectsToLine Ely–King’s Lynn line