Great Western Main Line suburban section between Bristol and Bath

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The Great Western Main Line suburban section between Bristol and Bath is a busy commuter rail corridor in southwest England linking the cities of Bristol and Bath with frequent local passenger services.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commuter rail corridor ⓘ
railway line section ⓘ
connects Bath ⓘ
Bristol ⓘ
electrificationStatus partially electrified ⓘ
formsPartOf Bath commuter rail network ⓘ
Bristol commuter rail network ⓘ
gauge standard gauge ⓘ
hasApproximateDistance about 13 miles ⓘ
about 21 kilometres ⓘ
hasRollingStockType bi-mode multiple units ⓘ
diesel multiple units ⓘ
hasServicePattern frequent stopping services ⓘ
hasServiceType semi-fast services ⓘ
stopping services ⓘ
hasStation Bath Spa railway station ⓘ
Bristol Temple Meads railway station ⓘ
Keynsham railway station ⓘ
Lawrence Hill railway station ⓘ
Oldfield Park railway station ⓘ
Stapleton Road railway station ⓘ
hasTraffic busy commuter traffic ⓘ
historicalOperator Great Western Railway (historic company) ⓘ
infrastructureManager Network Rail ⓘ
isSegmentOf London–Bristol railway corridor ⓘ
lineNumberOfTracks double track ⓘ
locatedIn England ⓘ
South West England ⓘ
linked to: southwest England

United Kingdom ⓘ
openedAsPartOf Great Western Main Line 19th-century construction ⓘ
operator Great Western Railway ⓘ
partOf Great Western Main Line ⓘ
passesThrough Keynsham ⓘ
primaryUse suburban passenger services ⓘ
railwaySystem National Rail (Great Britain) ⓘ
linked to: National Rail
regionServed Bristol and Bath urban area ⓘ
linked to: Bristol urban area
servesCity Bath ⓘ
Bristol ⓘ
terminusAt Bath Spa railway station ⓘ
Bristol Temple Meads railway station ⓘ
usedFor commuter rail ⓘ
local passenger services ⓘ

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Bristol–Bath line → lineNumber → Great Western Main Line suburban section between Bristol and Bath ⓘ