Category:Cardiff Central railway station
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English: Cardiff Central (Welsh: Caerdydd Canolog) is the largest railway station in Wales and the only station in Cardiff to be situated on the Great Western Main Line. It is an interchange station for local services on the main line, cross-country express trains, and suburban services on the Valley Lines rail network. It was known as Cardiff General until 7 May 1973
Media in category "Cardiff Central railway station"
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Categories:
- Railway stations in Cardiff
- Cardiff City Line
- Coryton Line
- Ebbw Valley Line
- Maesteg Line
- Merthyr Line
- Rhondda Line
- Rhymney Line
- Vale of Glamorgan Line
- Welsh Marches Line
- South Wales Main Line
- Railway stations served by Arriva Trains Wales
- Grade II listed railway stations
- Former Great Western Railway stations
- Railway stations served by CrossCountry
- Railway stations served by First Great Western
- British Transport Police stations
- Railway stations opened in 1850
- Grade II listed buildings in Cardiff
- Built in Wales in 1930