Cambrian Line

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The Cambrian Line is a scenic railway route in Wales that runs through rural mid-Wales to the west coast, connecting towns such as Shrewsbury, Aberystwyth, and Pwllheli.

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Shrewsbury railway station lineServed Cambrian Line
Aberystwyth terminusOf Cambrian Line
Cambrian Line alsoKnownAs Cambrian railway route
linked to: Cambrian Line
Barmouth servedBy Cambrian Line
Tywyn isServedBy Cambrian Line
Welshpool servedByRailwayLine Cambrian Line
Newtown railwayLine Cambrian Line
River Dyfi crossedBy Cambrian Line railway
linked to: Cambrian Line
Machynlleth railwayLine Cambrian Line
Arriva Trains Wales operatedRoute Cambrian Line
Newtown, Powys railwayLine Cambrian Line
Cambrian Coast Line connectsTo Cambrian Line
Dovey Junction servedByLine Cambrian Line
Shrewsbury–Aberystwyth line partOf Cambrian Line
Shrewsbury–Aberystwyth line lineNumber Cambrian Line eastern section
linked to: Cambrian Line
Shrewsbury–Aberystwyth line formsSectionOf Cambrian main line
linked to: Cambrian Line
Harlech railway station locatedOn Cambrian Line
Barmouth railway station line Cambrian Line
Tywyn railway station locatedOnLine Cambrian Line
Barmouth Bridge carries Cambrian Line