Formartine and Buchan lines

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The Formartine and Buchan lines were rural railway routes in northeast Scotland that connected Aberdeen with towns in Formartine and Buchan, primarily serving agricultural communities and coastal ports.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf closed railway line
railway line
connectedCity Aberdeen NERFINISHED
connectedTo Aberdeen railway station NERFINISHED
connectedToPort Fraserburgh harbour NERFINISHED
Peterhead harbour NERFINISHED
connectedToRegion Buchan NERFINISHED
Formartine NERFINISHED
country Scotland
gauge standard gauge
historicalRegion Buchan NERFINISHED
Formartine NERFINISHED
historicalUse transport of agricultural produce
transport of fish
locatedIn Aberdeenshire NERFINISHED
Grampian region NERFINISHED
northeast Scotland
networkRole link between Aberdeen and Buchan
link between Aberdeen and Formartine
operatorRegion north-east Scotland
partOf Scottish railway network NERFINISHED
primaryFunction rural railway transport
railwayType branch line
regionTypeServed rural areas
servedAreaType coastal ports
servedCoast North Sea coast of Aberdeenshire NERFINISHED
servedCommunityType agricultural communities
servedIndustry agriculture
fishing
servedTown Dyce NERFINISHED
Ellon NERFINISHED
Fraserburgh NERFINISHED
Maud NERFINISHED
Mintlaw NERFINISHED
Newmachar NERFINISHED
Peterhead NERFINISHED
status disused
terminus Aberdeen NERFINISHED
usedFor freight transport
passenger transport

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Great North of Scotland Railway notableRoute Formartine and Buchan lines