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51.415388, -2.457676, Avon Riverside | |||
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'''To Bristol or the North''': [[Bridge 19]] | '''To Bristol or the North''': [[Bridge 19]] | ||
<br>'''To Bath Green Park''': [[Bridge 24]] | <br>'''To Bath Green Park''': [[Bridge 24]] | ||
Revision as of 22:36, 5 November 2007
<googlemap lat="51.415749" lon="-2.457075"> 51.415388, -2.457676, Avon Riverside </googlemap>
To Bristol or the North: Bridge 19
To Bath Green Park: Bridge 24
History
The station took two years to build at a cost of just under £150,000. It officially opened on 1st May 2004.
Gallery
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This photo, which was kindly supplied by David Cole of the Avon Valley Railway, shows the excellent service provided by the opening of this station. Boat meets train and passengers can enjoy riverside trips and waterside pubs. :) -
Loco 7151 arrives at Avon Riverside station on the 21.7.04. -
The loco backs off its train and starts the run-round. -
A broadside shot of the engine.
