Old Colony Lines

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Old Colony Lines are a group of Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority commuter rail routes connecting Boston with communities in the South Shore and southeastern Massachusetts.

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Old Colony Lines canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commuter rail line group
connectsWith MBTA Red Line at South Station
surface form: Red Line at South Station
country United States of America
surface form: United States
electrification none
fareSystem MBTA zone-based commuter rail fares
hasBranch Greenbush Line
surface form: Greenbush branch

Kingston/Plymouth branch
Middleborough/Lakeville Line
surface form: Middleborough/Lakeville branch
hasDepot South Station
surface form: South Station, Boston
hasLine Greenbush Line
Kingston Line
Middleborough/Lakeville Line
Plymouth Line
locatedIn Massachusetts
namedAfter Old Colony Railroad
openedForService 1997
operator MBTA Commuter Rail network
surface form: MBTA Commuter Rail

MBTA
surface form: Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
owner MBTA
surface form: Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
partOf MBTA Commuter Rail network
surface form: MBTA Commuter Rail system
primaryCityServed Boston, Massachusetts
regionServed Greater Boston
reopenedHistoricRoute Old Colony Railroad right-of-way
surface form: Old Colony Railroad main lines
serves Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

South Shore
southeastern Massachusetts
serviceType commuter rail
terminus South Station
trackGauge standard gauge
usesRollingStock diesel locomotive-hauled coaches

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Referenced by (7)

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

Quincy Center station servedBy Old Colony Lines
JFK/UMass station servedBy Old Colony Lines
Columbia isOnCorridor Old Colony Lines
Columbia station connectsTo Old Colony Lines
Greenbush station partOfCorridor Old Colony Lines