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