Newmarket railway station facts for kids
Newmarket railway station is a small train station located in Suffolk, England. It serves the town of Newmarket, which is famous for horse racing. At this station, trains are operated by a company called Greater Anglia.
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What Trains Stop at Newmarket Station?
Trains at Newmarket station are run by Greater Anglia. They connect Newmarket to several towns and cities.
Where Do the Trains Go?
The trains travel along a route that includes many stops. You can catch a train from Cambridge and travel through places like Dullingham, Kennett, and Bury St Edmunds. The line continues to Thurston, Elmswell, Stowmarket, and Needham Market, ending at Ipswich.
What Kind of Trains Are They?
The trains used on this line are called Class 170 trains. These are modern, comfortable trains designed for regional journeys.
How Often Do Trains Run?
Trains usually run once every hour. This means you can generally find a train without a very long wait during operating hours.
Images for kids
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The old station in 2007, viewed from Remuera Road
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Newmarket West, one of two temporary stations that served the area while the new station was being built
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A view of the station from the north, showing the new track layout
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An AM class train at Newmarket Station on the day of their introduction to passenger services.
