Hull and Selby Railway

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The Hull and Selby Railway was an early 19th-century English railway line in Yorkshire that played a key role in linking the port city of Hull with inland industrial and commercial centers.

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Hull and Selby Railway canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway company
railway line
connects Hull
Port of Hull
Selby
connectsTo other inland railway lines at Selby
constructionStartDate 1836
country United Kingdom
endPoint Selby
era early 19th century
gauge standard gauge
hasHeadquartersLocation Hull
hasPart railway stations along route between Hull and Selby
hasTerminus Hull
Selby
historicalPeriod Industrial Revolution
inception 1830s
industry rail transport
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedIn England
Yorkshire
locatedInTimeZone Greenwich Mean Time
notableFeature one of the earlier rail links from an English east-coast port to inland areas
openingDate 1840
primaryCargo agricultural produce
coal
manufactured goods
primaryService freight transport
passenger transport
purpose link Hull with inland commercial centres
link Hull with inland industrial centres
regionServed East Riding of Yorkshire
West Riding of Yorkshire
role part of early British railway network
significance facilitated export of inland industrial output via Hull
key link between Hull and inland markets
startPoint Kingston upon Hull
linked to: Hull
status historical railway
trackConfiguration double track
transportType railway transport
usedFor commercial trade routes
industrial distribution
port access

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York and North Midland Railway connectedTo Hull and Selby Railway
Howden railway station originalCompany Hull and Selby Railway
Leeds and Selby Railway connectedTo Hull and Selby Railway