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You
can browse through the detail on this page,
or you can move directly to a station by clicking
the name in the list immediately above. |
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KEY
: for a page giving a key to the symbols used
on this page under the station names - click
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Please
Note
Whilst
this is a text only page, it also gives
station views accessible through the mixed
text & graphics page. If you want to
see the relevant view please click against
the appropriate description (or View 1 ,
View 2)
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| Birmingham
Snow Hill |
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| For the City's business area;
the Victorian elegance of the Great Western Arcade, Birmingham
Cathedral; Museums, Art Galleries, and Gas Street Basin
- the heart of the national canal network. An interchange
train/metro interchange for all metro stops to Wolverhampton
St. Georges.
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| Birmingham
Moor Street |
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| A station refurbished to its
last century glory; Bullring and other world class shopping;
The "Thinktank" discovery museum. Moor St is within
easy walking distance of Birmingham New Street station.
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| Bordesley |
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This station has minimum facilities
and is open when
Birmingham City Football Club play at home on Saturdays.
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| Small
Heath |
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Serving the multicultural
suburbs of Small Heath and a little further away, Sparkbrook.
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It was formerly used by workers at the
now closed B.S.A. factory nearby.
Sparkbrook is home to the famous Balti area. |
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| Tyseley |
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Station used by commuters
and workers at various industrial and commercial units.
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Tyseley
Locomotive Works & Museum the home of Vintage
Trains & The
Shakespeare Express is a 5-
minute walk. |
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For
other sections of the line click appropriate
heading |
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Spring
Road : Hall Green : Yardley Wood : Shirley
: Whitlocks End : Wythall : Earlswood |
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The
Lakes : Wood End : Danzey : Henley-in-Arden
: Wootton Wawen : Wilmcote : Stratford-upon-Avon |
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