Riccarton Junction

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Riccarton Junction was a remote former railway station and junction in the Scottish Borders that served as a key interchange on the Waverley Route between Edinburgh and Carlisle.

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Label Occurrences
Riccarton Junction canonical 3

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf former railway station
railway junction
characteristic isolated railway community
remote location
closureDate 1969
closureForGoods 1969
closureForPassengers 1969
connectedTo branch line to Newcastleton
railway lines between Edinburgh and Carlisle
country Scotland
currentUse disused railway site
formerOperator British Railways NERFINISHED
London and North Eastern Railway NERFINISHED
North British Railway NERFINISHED
historicalCounty Roxburghshire NERFINISHED
locatedBetween Carlisle NERFINISHED
Edinburgh NERFINISHED
locatedIn Scottish Borders NERFINISHED
locatedOn Waverley Route NERFINISHED
namedAfter nearby Riccarton Burn area
openingDate 1862
partOf railway network between Scotland and England
platformCount multiple platforms
railwayLine Waverley Route NERFINISHED
region Scottish Borders council area NERFINISHED
servedArea sparsely populated rural district
servedAs interchange station
junction station
status disused
transportMode rail

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Waverley Route majorStation Riccarton Junction
Waverley Route hasJunction Riccarton Junction
Hermitage hasNearbySettlement Riccarton Junction