Cambrian Line

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passenger rail service railway line

The Cambrian Line is a scenic railway route in Wales that runs through rural mid-Wales to the west coast, connecting towns such as Shrewsbury, Aberystwyth, and Pwllheli.

Aliases (1)

Cambrian railway route ×1

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	passenger rail service → railway line →
alsoKnownAs	Cambrian railway route →
connects	Aberystwyth → Pwllheli → Shrewsbury →
country	Wales →
crosses	River Mawddach →
electrification	non-electrified →
formerOperator	Arriva Trains Wales → British Rail →
hasBranch	Cambrian Coast Line →
hasSection	Dovey Junction–Pwllheli line → Shrewsbury–Aberystwyth line →
hasStructure	Barmouth Bridge →
knownFor	rural landscapes → scenic views →
languageRegion	Welsh-speaking areas →
locatedIn	Mid Wales → West Wales →
locatedOnCoast	Cardigan Bay →
openedForTraffic	19th century →
operator	Transport for Wales Rail →
owner	Network Rail →
partOfNetwork	National Rail →
passesThrough	Barmouth → Criccieth → Dovey Junction → Harlech → Machynlleth → Porthmadog → Tywyn →
primaryUse	regional passenger transport →
regionServed	Ceredigion → Gwynedd → Powys →
safetySystem	train protection via ERTMS →
scenicDesignation	one of the most scenic railways in Britain →
serviceType	diesel multiple unit services →
signallingSystem	ERTMS Level 2 → European Rail Traffic Management System →
terminus	Aberystwyth → Pwllheli → Shrewsbury →
ticketingSystem	National Rail fares structure →
tourismImportance	high →
trackGauge	standard gauge →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Cambrian Line ("Cambrian railway route") →	alsoKnownAs
Tywyn →	isServedBy
Shrewsbury railway station →	lineServed
Penrhyndeudraeth →	locatedOnTransportRoute
Transport for Wales Rail →	operatesOnLine
Newtown →	railwayLine
Barmouth →	servedBy
Welshpool →	servedByRailwayLine
Aberystwyth →	terminusOf