Bridlington railway station

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Bridlington railway station is a coastal railway station in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, serving the seaside town of Bridlington with regional passenger services.

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Bridlington railway station canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway station
architect George Townsend Andrews
connectsTo Beverley
Doncaster
Driffield
Hull
Scarborough
Sheffield
York
country United Kingdom
fareZone Northern Rail zone (regional)
linked to: Northern Rail
hasAmenity customer help point
cycle storage
toilets
waiting shelters
hasArchitecturalStyle Victorian railway architecture
hasFeature car park
overall roof (train shed)
station concourse
step-free access
ticket office
waiting rooms
hasServiceType regional passenger services
hasStationCategory DfT category D
hasStationCode BDT
hasTicketingSystem self-service ticket machines
isCoastalStation true
isElectrified false
isPassengerStation true
locatedIn Bridlington
East Riding of Yorkshire
England
Yorkshire
coastal area
locatedOnLine Hull to Scarborough Line
York–Scarborough–Hull line
managedBy Northern Trains
openedBy York and North Midland Railway
openingDate 1846
operator Northern Trains
platformCount 3
railwayNetwork National Rail
serves Bridlington
seaside town of Bridlington
serviceOperator Northern Trains regional services

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Scarborough–Bridlington Line hasTerminus Bridlington railway station
Bridlington hasRailwayStation Bridlington railway station
Bridlington hasTransport Bridlington railway station
Beverley railway station connectsTo Bridlington railway station
Hull to Scarborough Line hasStation Bridlington railway station