Trans-Pennine freight corridor

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The Trans-Pennine freight corridor is a major east–west transport route across northern England used to move goods efficiently between key industrial and port regions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freight transport corridor
transport infrastructure
connects eastern England
key industrial regions in northern England
port regions in northern England
western England
country United Kingdom
crosses Trans-Pennine area NERFINISHED
direction east–west
economicRole facilitates trade between industrial centres and ports
geographicOrientation across northern England
hasMode rail transport
road transport
importance major east–west freight route in northern England
infrastructureType multi-modal freight corridor
locatedIn Northern England
partOf United Kingdom freight network NERFINISHED
United Kingdom transport network NERFINISHED
purpose efficient movement of goods between industrial and port areas
regionServed North of England NERFINISHED
supports logistics operations
supply chains in northern England
traverses Pennines NERFINISHED
usedFor freight transport
movement of goods

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A63 road isPartOfCorridor Trans-Pennine freight corridor
Leeds–York line partOf Trans-Pennine freight corridor
this entity surface form: TransPennine rail corridor
Marsden railway station locatedOn Trans-Pennine freight corridor
this entity surface form: Trans-Pennine rail corridor
Cheshire Lines Committee servedArea Trans-Pennine freight corridor
this entity surface form: Trans-Pennine corridor
A66 road knownFor Trans-Pennine freight corridor
this entity surface form: Trans-Pennine route