former Riccarton Junction railway station

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The former Riccarton Junction railway station was a remote and historically significant stop on the now-closed Border Counties Railway in the Scottish Borders, once serving as an important junction for rural communities and freight traffic.

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former Riccarton Junction railway station canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway station
accessType no public road access when operational
category disused railway stations in the Scottish Borders
characteristic railway junction settlement
remote location
closedCompletelyOn 1967
closedToPassengersOn 1963
country Scotland
currentUse disused railway site
hasFacility engine shed
goods yard
railway cottages
signal box
stationmaster’s house
water tower
hasSettlement railway workers’ village
historicalSignificance important junction on Border Counties Railway
key interchange between England and Scotland on rural routes
junctionOf Border Counties Railway
Waverley Route
lineStatus closed
locatedIn Scottish Borders
locatedNear Scottish–English border
locatedOn Border Counties Railway
Waverley Route
nationalRailOperator British Railways
linked to: British Rail
nearbyPlace Hawick
Newcastleton
openedBy North British Railway
openedOn 1862
originalCompany North British Railway
partOf British railway network
platformCount 3
postGroupingCompany London and North Eastern Railway
preGroupingCompany North British Railway
railwayRegion Scottish Borders
remains building foundations
platform remnants
trackbed
servedArea Liddesdale
rural communities in the Scottish Borders
servedBy steam locomotives
servedFor freight traffic
passenger traffic
status disused
structureType island platform
side platform

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Hermitage hasNearbyTransportFeature former Riccarton Junction railway station