Cornwall Railway

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Cornwall Railway was a 19th-century railway company in Cornwall, England, that built and operated key lines later absorbed into the Great Western Railway network.

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Cornwall Railway canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct company
railway company
builtLine Plymouth to Truro line
Truro to Falmouth branch
main line across Cornwall
connectedWith South Devon Railway
country United Kingdom
gauge broad gauge
historicalSignificance contributed to economic development of Cornwall
formed part of the main line route into Cornwall
industry rail transport
laterPartOf Great Western Railway network
locatedIn Cornwall
England
South West England
linked to: southwest England
networkIntegratedInto Great Western Railway
notableStructure Royal Albert Bridge (via connection at Saltash)
operatedInCentury 19th century
operatingArea Falmouth
Plymouth
Truro
railwayType branch line operator
main line railway
regionServed Cornish peninsula
River Tamar to Falmouth
status absorbed by Great Western Railway
no longer independent
successor Great Western Railway
trackGaugeConvertedTo standard gauge
transportMode freight rail
passenger rail

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Lostwithiel railway station openedBy Cornwall Railway
Par railway station originalCompany Cornwall Railway
Liskeard railway station originalOperator Cornwall Railway
Saltash railway station openedBy Cornwall Railway