Birmingham and Gloucester Railway

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The Birmingham and Gloucester Railway was an early 19th-century English railway line that formed a key part of the route between the Midlands and the southwest, later becoming an important component of the Midland Railway network.

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Birmingham and Gloucester Railway canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway company
railway line
connectedCity Birmingham
Gloucester
connectedRegion Gloucestershire
West Midlands
constructionPeriod 1830s
country United Kingdom
endPoint Gloucester
era early 19th century
formsPartOfRouteBetween Midlands
Southwest of England
gauge standard gauge
historicalSignificance formed a key part of the route between the Midlands and the southwest
laterBecamePartOf Midland Railway
locatedIn England
Midlands, England
surface form: Midlands

southwest England
surface form: South West England
notableFeature important component of the Midland Railway network
openingDate 1840
1841
partOf Midland Railway
surface form: Midland Railway network
railwaySystem British railway system
regionServed England
startPoint Birmingham
status historical railway
trackType double track
usedFor freight transport
passenger transport

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Midland Railway operatedRailwayLine Birmingham and Gloucester Railway
River Rea crossedBy Birmingham and Gloucester Railway
Cheltenham Spa railway station originallyOpenedBy Birmingham and Gloucester Railway
Bristol and Gloucester Railway connectedTo Birmingham and Gloucester Railway
Bromsgrove railway station railwayLine Birmingham and Gloucester Railway
Barnt Green railway station originalCompany Birmingham and Gloucester Railway
Kings Norton railway station originalOperator Birmingham and Gloucester Railway