Maiden Newton railway station

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Maiden Newton railway station is a rural stop in Dorset, England, serving the village of Maiden Newton on the regional rail route between Bristol and Weymouth.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway station
railway station in England
category DfT category F2 station
country United Kingdom
distanceFromBristolTempleMeads approximately 60 miles
distanceFromLondonPaddington approximately 135 miles
distanceFromWeymouth approximately 20 miles
fareZone Dorset NERFINISHED
formerBranchJunction Bridport branch line NERFINISHED
formerLine Bridport Railway NERFINISHED
gridReference SY 597 959
hasBicycleFacilities yes
hasBusConnections limited local bus services
hasCarPark yes
hasFootbridge yes
hasHelpPoint yes
hasLevelCrossing nearby
hasLighting yes
hasPassengerInformationDisplays yes
hasSeating yes
hasSignalBox disused
hasStationBuilding yes
hasStepFreeAccess partial
hasTicketMachine yes
hasTimetablePosterBoards yes
hasWaitingShelter yes
isRuralStation yes
laterManagedBy Great Western Railway NERFINISHED
line Heart of Wessex Line NERFINISHED
locatedIn Dorset
England
Maiden Newton NERFINISHED
southwest England
surface form: South West England
nearbySettlement Frome Vauchurch NERFINISHED
opened 1857
openedBy Wilts, Somerset and Weymouth Railway NERFINISHED
operatedBy Great Western Railway NERFINISHED
ownedBy Network Rail
platformCount 2
primaryDirection northbound to Bristol Temple Meads
southbound to Weymouth
region Wessex NERFINISHED
servedBy diesel multiple units
serves Maiden Newton NERFINISHED
serviceOperator Great Western Railway NERFINISHED
servicePattern regional stopping services
stationCode MDN NERFINISHED
ticketing unstaffed station with self-service ticketing

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Heart of Wessex Line hasStation Maiden Newton railway station