Old Colony Lines

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Old Colony Lines are a group of Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority commuter rail routes connecting Boston with communities in the South Shore and southeastern Massachusetts.

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Old Colony Lines canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commuter rail line group
connectsWith Red Line at South Station
country United States
electrification none
fareSystem MBTA zone-based commuter rail fares
hasBranch Greenbush branch
linked to: Greenbush Line

Kingston/Plymouth branch
Middleborough/Lakeville branch
hasDepot South Station, Boston
linked to: South Station
hasLine Greenbush Line
Kingston Line
Middleborough/Lakeville Line
Plymouth Line
locatedIn Massachusetts
namedAfter Old Colony Railroad
openedForService 1997
operator MBTA Commuter Rail
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
linked to: MBTA
owner Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
linked to: MBTA
partOf MBTA Commuter Rail system
primaryCityServed Boston, Massachusetts
regionServed Greater Boston
reopenedHistoricRoute Old Colony Railroad main lines
serves Boston
South Shore
southeastern Massachusetts
serviceType commuter rail
terminus South Station
trackGauge standard gauge
usesRollingStock diesel locomotive-hauled coaches

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Quincy Center station servedBy Old Colony Lines
JFK/UMass station servedBy Old Colony Lines
Columbia isOnCorridor Old Colony Lines
Columbia station connectsTo Old Colony Lines
Greenbush station partOfCorridor Old Colony Lines