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|title =East Midlands Railway InterCity services |
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{{BS-table}} |
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|navbar=EMR offpeak map |
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|map = |
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{{BS6|STR|CPICl|CPICpasso|CPICr||||{{rws|Loughborough}}}} |
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{{BS6|CPICl|CPICm|CPICm|CPICr||||{{rws|Leicester}}}} |
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{{BS6|STR|STR|CPICl|CPICr||||{{rws|Market Harborough}}|}} |
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STR\XBHF-L\XPLTq+STR\XBHF-R\\~~{{rws|Loughborough}} |
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XBHF-L\XBHF-M\XBHF-M\XBHF-R\\~~{{rws|Leicester}} |
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{{BS6|STR|STR|STR|CPICl|CPICr|||{{rws|Kettering}}}} |
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STR\STR\XBHF-L\XBHF-R\\~~{{rws|Market Harborough}} |
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STR\STR\STR\STR\STR+l\KBHFeq~~{{rws|Corby}} |
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STR\STR\STR\XBHF-L\XBHF-R\~~{{rws|Kettering}} |
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STR\STR\STR\XBHF-L\XBHF-R\~~{{rws|Wellingborough}} |
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STR\STR\STR\XBHF-L\XBHF-R\~~{{rws|Bedford}} |
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STR\STR\STR\STR\BHF\~~{{rws|Luton}} |
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{{main|East Midlands Railway}} |
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{{UK-railway-routemap}} |
{{UK-railway-routemap}} |
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This map is of [[East Midlands Trains]] intercity services from St Pancras. |
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Latest revision as of 15:34, 1 July 2024
East Midlands Railway InterCity services |
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| This diagram shows offpeak services |
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