Meon Valley Railway

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The Meon Valley Railway was a former rural railway line in Hampshire, England, known for serving the Meon Valley communities before its closure and later becoming a popular route for walking and cycling.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf disused railway
railway line
builtBy London and South Western Railway NERFINISHED
category Disused railway lines in Hampshire
Rail trails in England
Standard gauge railways in England
connectedTo Alton line NERFINISHED
Portsmouth Direct Line NERFINISHED
constructionStart 1898
country United Kingdom
endPoint Fareham railway station NERFINISHED
freightClosureDate 1968-08-30
gauge standard gauge
hasStation Droxford railway station NERFINISHED
Knowle Halt NERFINISHED
Titchfield Halt NERFINISHED
West Meon railway station NERFINISHED
Wickham railway station NERFINISHED
hasStructure Privett tunnel NERFINISHED
West Meon Viaduct NERFINISHED
heritageStatus route largely preserved as public path
laterOperatingCompany British Railways Southern Region NERFINISHED
length about 22 miles
locatedIn England
Hampshire
notableEvent used for special trains during World War II
openingDate 1903-06-01
operatingCompanyAtGrouping Southern Railway GENERATED
owner London and South Western Railway NERFINISHED
partlyDesignatedAs Meon Valley Trail NERFINISHED
passengerClosureDate 1955-02-07
postClosureUse cycling route
recreational path
walking route
primaryPurpose agricultural freight transport
rural passenger transport
routeThrough Droxford NERFINISHED
Titchfield NERFINISHED
West Meon NERFINISHED
Wickham NERFINISHED
servedCommunities rural communities of the Meon Valley
servedRegion Meon Valley NERFINISHED
startPoint Alton railway station NERFINISHED
status closed
successorOwner Southern Railway NERFINISHED
trackConfiguration single track

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Meon Valley hasTransportHeritage Meon Valley Railway