Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead
section of railway line in the UK
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Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead
Summary
Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead is an ELR railway line section[1].
Key Facts
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead is in the country of United Kingdom[2].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's image is recorded as Bridge plate, CNH3.8.jpg[3].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's instance of is recorded as ELR railway line section[4].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's operator is recorded as London and North Western Railway[5].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's operator is recorded as London, Midland and Scottish Railway[6].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's Commons category is recorded as ELR:CNH3[7].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's terminus is recorded as junction CNH2/CNH3[8].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's described by source is recorded as Engineer's Line References (ELRs): A (Hopefully) Comprehensive Listing[9].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's described by source is recorded as Railway Data Centre[10].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's described by source is recorded as Signalling Record Society line data[11].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's described by source is recorded as GeoFurlong[12].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's length is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q253276', 'amount': '+84.8375'}[13].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's historic county is recorded as Denbighshire[14].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's historic county is recorded as Flintshire[15].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's historic county is recorded as Anglesey[16].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's historic county is recorded as Caernarfonshire[17].
- Crewe North and Holyhead Line, Chester South Junction to Holyhead's Engineer's Line Reference is recorded as CNH3[18].