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Knaresborough railway station serves the town of Knaresborough in North Yorkshire, England. It is located on the Harrogate Line and operated by Northern Rail who provide all passenger train services.

Situated above the River Nidd, crossed on a magnificent stone viaduct, the station is unusual in that its platforms and goods yard were separated by a tunnel. The Knaresbrough to Boroughbridge branch (1875-1964) diverged from the main line to York adjacent to this goods yard. This branch line continued in a north-easterly direction until it met the East Coast Main (Railway) Line between York and Northallerton.

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Train times and station information for Knaresborough railway station from National Rail

Preceding station	National Rail			Following station
Starbeck		Northern Rail (Harrogate Line)		Cattal

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 '''Knaresborough railway station''' serves the town of [[Knaresborough]] in [[North Yorkshire]], [[England]]. It is located on the [[Harrogate Line]] and operated by [[Northern Rail]] who provide all passenger train services.
-Situated above the River Nidd, crossed on a magnificent stone viaduct, the station is unusual in that its platforms and goods yard were separated by a tunnel.  The Knaresbrough to Boroughbridge branch (1875-1964) diverged from the main line to York adjacent to this goods yard.
+Situated above the River Nidd, crossed on a magnificent stone viaduct, the station is unusual in that its platforms and goods yard were separated by a tunnel.  The Knaresbrough to Boroughbridge branch (1875-1964) diverged from the main line to York adjacent to this goods yard.  This branch line continued in a north-easterly direction until it met the East Coast Main (Railway) Line between York and Northallerton.
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