Cardiff–Holyhead route (via connections)

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The Cardiff–Holyhead route (via connections) is a key rail corridor in Wales linking the capital city in the south with the port town of Holyhead on Anglesey through a series of connecting services.

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Cardiff–Holyhead route (via connections) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf passenger rail route
rail corridor
connects Cardiff
Holyhead
connectsRegion North Wales
South Wales
connectsTo Irish Sea ferry services at Holyhead
country Wales
endPoint Holyhead
hasConnections interchange stations along the route
importance strategic link between Welsh capital and main Irish Sea port
languageRegion Welsh-speaking areas in North Wales
predominantly English-speaking areas
locatedIn Wales
locatedOn Welsh rail network
primaryFunction passenger transport
purpose link Cardiff with Holyhead
regionServed North Wales
South Wales
serves Anglesey
Cardiff
Holyhead
significance key north–south rail corridor in Wales
startPoint Cardiff
terminus Cardiff Central railway station
Holyhead railway station
transportMode rail
usedFor access to Holyhead port
via Anglesey
Bangor
Chester
Hereford
Marches Line
Newport
North Wales Coast Line
Shrewsbury
South Wales Main Line
Wrexham
connecting rail services

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Wrexham General railway station isOnRoute Cardiff–Holyhead route (via connections)