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A BCD E F G H J TRAIN SERVICES Wolverhampton, only stations served Stafford, Crewe KINGS LYNN London & the South East North West and Scotland by through trains are and North West Kettering, Leicester, Derby, Yorkshire Leicester and Birmingham Watlington Norwich Norwich SHOWN ON THIS MAP BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM Nottingham and Sheffield the shown in this area Downham Market RAIL SERVICES NEW STREET INTERNATIONAL COVENTRY RUGBY North East PETERBOROUGH Manea and Bury BEDFORD Littleport St. Edmunds Elmswell Arriva Trains Wales Long Buckby Stewartby Scotland Brunel House, 2 Fitzalan Road Whittlesea March Ely Kennett Thurston Kempston Bedford Cardiff CF24 0SU Stourbridge Rowley Waterbeach Stowmarket The BIRMINGHAM Warwick NORTHAMPTON Millbrook Hardwick St. Johns Huntingdon Newmarket 1 Junction Regis Hawthorns SNOW HILL Parkway Flitwick CAMBRIDGE 1 Anglia Railways Lidlington Dullingham Needham Market Holland, Germany and Denmark Birmingham KIDDERMINSTER Cradley Smethwick Jewellery Solihull Widney Dorridge Lapworth St. Neots Foxton St. Clare House, Princes Road Heath Galton Quarter Moor Street Manor Hatton Warwick Ridgmont LEAMINGTON SPA Shelford IPSWICH Ipswich IP1 1LY Bridge Claverden Harlington Shepreth Harwich Harwich Aspley Guise Sandy Whittlesford Mistley Wrabness International Town Bearley BANBURY Wolverton Central Trains Great Chesterford Wilmcote Woburn Sands Dovercourt Kings Sutton Meldreth PO Box 4323 Leagrave Biggleswade Audley End Bow Brickhill Manningtree Birmingham B2 4JB STRATFORD- Royston Newport Walton- UPON-AVON STANSTED on-Naze MILTON KEYNES Fenny Stratford Arlesey Elsenham AIRPORT Chiltern Railways CENTRAL Ashwell & Morden Bletchley LUTON Kirby 2nd Floor Western House Baldock Stansted Hythe Alresford Weeley Cross Sudbury COLCHESTER Frinton Rickfords Hill, Aylesbury HP20 2RX Heyford Leighton Buzzard Mountfitchet Luton Airport Letchworth Garden City Worcester Wivenhoe Great Thorpe- Bicester North Stoke Mandeville Cheddington Parkway Luton Bishop’s Stortford Bures Bentley le-Soken Great Malvern Foregate Ascott-under- AYLESBURY c2c WORCESTER Moreton Tackley Airport Hitchin Colchester HEREFORD Ledbury Colwall Malvern Link Street SHRUB HILL Pershore Evesham Honeybourne in-Marsh Kingham Shipton Wychwood Charlbury Finstock Combe Hanborough Tring Station Road Sawbridgeworth Braintree Chappel & Town Clacton Wendover Berkhamsted STEVENAGE Wakes Colne Cambridge CB1 2JW Bicester Harlow Mill Braintree Freeport Marks Hemel Hempstead Islip Town Little Kimble Tey Great Knebworth Cressing First Great Eastern Missenden Apsley Harpenden Watton- Welwyn at-Stone Harlow Town 2 Kings Langley White Notley Kelvedon 2 Customer Service Centre, North Station OXFORD Monks Risborough North Roydon Colchester CO1 1XD Amersham Watford Junction St. Albans Welwyn Broxbourne Radley Haddenham & Garden Witham Thame Parkway City First Great Western Culham Princes High Harrow-on-the-Hill Risborough Saunderton Wycombe Hertford Hatfield Peverel Burnham- North PO Box 313 Appleford on-Crouch Southminster Plymouth PL4 6YD Finsbury Seven Tottenham Harrow & West CHELMSFORD Althorne Swindon, Bath, Bristol Didcot Parkway Park Sisters Hale Wealdstone Hampstead Fambridge Gatwick Express and South Wales Henley-on-Thames Marlow Cholsey Highbury & Ingatestone Woodham Ferrers 52 Grosvenor Gardens Bourne End Islington Goring & Streatley Shiplake Battlesbridge London SW1 0AU Cookham Brentwood Shenfield Billericay Wickford Rayleigh Pangbourne Wargrave Great North Eastern Railway Furze Platt St. King’s Hockley Tilehurst Marylebone Euston Pancras Cross Moorgate Harold Wood READING Twyford Maidenhead Ealing Rochford Station Road, Main Headquarters Taplow Burnham Slough Broadway Paddington Romford Prittlewell York YO1 6HT King’s Cross LONDON Thameslink Liverpool Victoria Street Stratford For full details West SOUTHEND Thorpe Heathrow Express Reading Horndon Laindon Basildon Benfleet Chalkwell Central East Bay Newbury West within this area see Westbury and Bedwyn Hungerford Kintbury Newbury Racecourse Thatcham Midgham Aldermaston Theale Farringdon Cardinal Point, Newall Road West of England London Connections Pitsea Barking Upminster Ockendon Leigh- Westcliff Shoeburyness Hounslow TW6 2QS 3 Earley map on-Sea 3 City Thameslink Chafford Hundred Tilbury Stanford-le-Hope Pewsey Fenchurch Town Heathrow Rainham Island Line Winnersh Triangle Victoria Charing Street East Tilbury Airport Cross Sheerness-on-Sea Waterloo Blackfriars Purfleet Grays Ryde St. John’s Road Station, St. John’s Road Winnersh Kensington Tilbury Riverside Cannon Queenborough Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 2BA Mortimer Olympia Street Greenhithe Wokingham London for Strood Tunnel closed from Bridge Bracknell Virginia Clapham Dartford Bluewater Northfleet 17th January for about Midland Mainline Crowthorne Sunningdale Water Richmond Junction Higham 12 months. A replacement Swale Stone Swanscombe Gravesend bus service operates. Midland House, Nelson Street Crossing Strood Kemsley Sandhurst Martins Longcross Staines Derby DE1 2SA Bramley Heron Ascot Wimbledon Bromley Rochester Gillingham Herne Westgate- South Swanley Longfield Sole Street Newington Teynham Whitstable Bay on-Sea Blackwater Bagshot Surbiton Silverlink Train Services West Farningham Meopham Faversham Chestfield Westbury, Bath, Farnborough North Camberley Cuxton CHATHAM Rainham Sittingbourne Birchington- MARGATE Croydon Road & Swalecliffe on-Sea Silverlink Metro Bristol and Halling South Wales Frimley Woking Broadstairs Station Road, Cambridge CB1 2JW Warminster Sutton Orpington Otford Snodland BASINGSTOKE Dumpton Park Kemsing New Hythe Selling Epsom West Silverlink Train Services Malling Barming Aylesford Canterbury RAMSGATE Grateley Andover Whitchurch Overton Hook Winchfield Fleet Farnborough Brookwood West Sturry Minster Silverlink County (Main) North Effingham Leatherhead East Croydon Upper Maidstone MAIDSTONE EAST Camp Ash Vale Borough East Station Road, Cambridge CB1 2JW Micheldever Junction Warlingham Sevenoaks Green & Malling Barracks Bearsted Coulsdon South Wrotham Chartham CANTERBURY Sandwich SALISBURY Winchester Maidstone West 4 Worplesdon Horsley Boxhill & Woldingham Hollingbourne 4 South Central Dean Clandon East Farleigh EAST Shawford ALDERSHOT Ash Westhumble Oxted Harrietsham Westbury, Bath Hildenborough Wateringbury Chilham Bekesbourne PO Box 277, Tonbridge Tisbury Merstham Hurst Green Bristol and Farnham Wanborough London Road Dorking Yalding Lenham Deal Kent TN9 2ZP West of England Dorking Adisham Gillingham Eastleigh Beltring Charing Wye Chandlers Bentley GUILDFORD Chilworth West Betchworth Reigate TONBRIDGE South Eastern Trains Templecombe Dunbridge Ford Staplehurst Pluckley Aylesham Nutfield Godstone Edenbridge Leigh Walmer Sherborne Alton Shalford Gomshall Snowdown PO Box 125 Yeovil Pen Mill SOUTHAMPTON Dorking Redhill Paddock Marden Headcorn Yeovil Junction (Deepdene) Penshurst Wood Tonbridge, Kent TN9 2ZA AIRPORT PARKWAY Watercress Line Shepherds Well Earlswood Westenhanger Crewkerne Farncombe Lingfield Edenbridge Town ASHFORD Romsey Alresford Ropley Medstead Holmwood Kearsney Martin Mill Salfords High Brooms INTERNATIONAL South West Trains Hever Axminster Ham Street Sandling Swaythling Godalming Horley Dormans Tunbridge Wells DOVER PRIORY Friars Bridge Court Honiton Ockley Cowden Frant Hedge End Appledore Folkestone West Dover Eastern Docks 41–45 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NZ Thornford Ashurst Feniton Milford East Grinstead Wadhurst Rye St. Denys Warnham GATWICK Belgium Three Bridges Eridge Dover Hoverport Thameslink Whimple Bitterne AIRPORT Stonegate Winchelsea and France SOUTHAMPTON Faygate Kingscote FOLKESTONE Pinhoe Woolston Witley Crawley Crowborough Doleham Friars Bridge Court CENTRAL Horsham Bluebell Railway Etchingham CENTRAL Sholing Horsted Keynes 41–45 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NZ Exeter Central Millbrook Buxted Three Oaks Botley Ifield Robertsbridge ‘Eurostar’ services Waterloo to France Redbridge Haslemere Littlehaven Balcombe Sheffield Park Christs Hospital Ore and Belgium via the Channel Tunnel Thames Trains EXETER ST. DAVIDS Yetminster Uckfield Battle 5 Netley 5 Dawlish Warren Haywards Heath Venture House, 37 Blagrave Street Totton Hamble Liphook Billingshurst Crowhurst Reading RG1 1PZ Dawlish Ashurst (New Forest) Bursledon Wivelsfield HASTINGS Beaulieu Road West St. Leonards Limited service routes (in line colours) Teignmouth Swanwick Liss Pulborough St. Leonards Warrior Square Virgin Trains Brockenhurst Limited service stations (in line colours) Newton Abbot Sway Bexhill Meridian, 85 Smallbrook Queensway Fareham Burgess Hill Plumpton New Milton Petersfield Amberley Collington Other lines Birmingham B5 4HA Totnes, Hinton Admiral Cosham Hassocks Ivybridge and Portchester Cooden Beach Interchange station Plymouth Chetnole Christchurch Lymington Town Arundel Cooksbridge Rowlands Castle Bus Links Wagn Railway Pokesdown Barnham Preston Park Normans Bay Ferry Links Station Road Pevensey Bay Lymington Pier Moulsecoomb Lewes Glynde Polegate Cambridge CB1 2JW Branksome Pevensey & Westham Airport Link Parkstone BOURNEMOUTH Ford AngmeringGoring-by-SeaDurrington-on-SeaWest Worthing East WorthingLancing Shoreham-by-SeaSouthwickFishersgatePortsladeAldringtonHove London Road Falmer Berwick TORQUAY WORTHING NOTES: This map is a guide to services provided by the Wessex Trains Gosport Southease Hampden Park Havant Bosham train operators on weekdays but does not guarantee Emsworth Nutbourne Fishbourne Maiden Newton Poole Warblington Exeter Central Station, Queen Street Paignton Bedhampton Southbourne Newhaven Town Newhaven Harbour
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