Stations in the UK: A-Z Listing of Railway Stations
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York Station, York
Britain once led the world in railway technology. The world's first station was Crown Street railway station in Liverpool which was built in 1830. Crown Street was on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway (L&MR) the world's first inter-city railway.
The 19th century was the golden age of railway and station construction in the UK. Hundreds of veritable temples of transport were built during this time, many of which still survive today.
Waterloo Station in London remains Britain's busiest railway station followed by London Victoria and Liverpool Street, also in the capital.
See an A-Z listing of stations in Britain.
There are trains from Aberdeen Station to Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness
A = Aberdeen
Acton Central
Andover
Axminster Station
B = Bath Spa
Birmingham New Street
Blackpool North Station
Bradford on Avon Station
Bristol Temple Meads
Brondesbury Station
Buxton Station
Platforms, Bradford-on-Avon Station
C = Canterbury West Station
Chester Station
Crewe Station
Cromford Station
D = Davenport Station
Deansgate Station
Derby Midland Station
Dundee Station
Euston Station Station opened in 1837
E = Edale Station
Edinburgh Waverley
Euston Station
Exeter Central
Exeter St Davids
F = Farringdon Station
Finsbury Park Station
Folkestone Harbour
Frome Station
G = Gatwick Airport
Glasgow Queen Street
Glenfinnan Station
Gloucester Station
Glenfinnan Station a stop on the Jacobite Steam Train from Fort William to Mallaig
H = Halifax Station
Haymarket (Edinburgh)
Hazel Grove Station
Huddersfield Station
I = Inverness Station
J = James Street (Liverpool)
Kings Cross Station opened in 1852
K = Kings Cross Station
L = Leuchars Station (for St Andrews)
Liverpool Lime Street
Liverpool Street Station
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Layon Place Station
London Blackfriars
Manchester Piccadilly
M = Manchester Piccadilly
Middlewood Station
Moreton in Marsh Station
N = Newcastle Central
New Mills Newtown
O = Oxford Road Station Manchester
The vast, cathedral-like space of London Paddington Station
P = Paddington Station
Preston Station
Q = Queens Park (Glasgow)
R = Ramsgate Station
Rugby Station
Runcorn
A Northern train at Stalybridge Station
S = Salford Crescent Station
Sheffield Station
Shepherd's Bush Station
Southport Station
Stalybridge Station
St James' Park Exeter
Stockport Station
T = Teignmouth Station
Tonbridge Station
Truro Station
U = Underground Stations
Victoria Station, London
V = Vauxhall Station
Victoria Station London
Victoria Station Manchester
Waterloo Station, London
W = Waterloo Station
Wembley Central
West Ealing Station
Whaley Bridge Station
Willesden Junction
Wilmslow Station
Woodsmoor Station
X =
Y = Yeovil Junction
Yeovil Pen Mill
York Station
Z =
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