Bristol–Bath line

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rail transport infrastructure railway line

The Bristol–Bath line is a key railway route in southwest England that connects the cities of Bristol and Bath, forming part of the Great Western Main Line network.

Statements (35)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	rail transport infrastructure → railway line →
alsoUsedFor	freight rail →
connects	Bath → Bristol →
connectsTo	routes towards London Paddington → routes towards South Wales → routes towards the South West of England →
country	United Kingdom →
electrificationStatus	partially electrified →
formsPartOfCorridor	London–Bristol rail corridor →
gauge	1435 mm →
hasStation	Bath Spa railway station → Bristol Temple Meads railway station → Keynsham railway station → Lawrence Hill railway station → Oldfield Park railway station → Stapleton Road railway station →
historicalOperator	Great Western Railway (historic) →
importance	key regional rail route →
lineNumber	Great Western Main Line suburban section between Bristol and Bath →
locatedIn	South West England →
opened	19th century →
operator	Network Rail →
owner	Network Rail →
partOf	Great Western Main Line →
primaryUse	passenger rail →
regionServed	Bath and North East Somerset → Bristol →
signalling	modern colour light signalling →
terminus	Bath Spa railway station → Bristol Temple Meads railway station →
trackGauge	standard gauge →
usedBy	CrossCountry → Great Western Railway →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bristol Temple Meads →	railwayLine