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"Graham Harrison" wrote

"purple pete" wrote

Finchley?
Only 3!

5 if you stretch a point and include Finchley Road (which on uk.r we
understand as 'nowhere near' and Finchley Road & Frognal.

There are 5 Ealings:
South, West, North, Broadway, and Common.

Peter

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"Graham Harrison" wrote

"purple pete" wrote

Finchley?
Only 3!

5 if you stretch a point and include Finchley Road (which on uk.r we
understand as 'nowhere near' and Finchley Road & Frognal.

There are 5 Ealings:
South, West, North, Broadway, and Common.

Peter


Finchley is not Finchley Road.
Finchley Road & Frognal *is* quite a way from Finchley Road LUL.

Edgware is not Edgware Road.

Hampstead has quite a few stations:

Hampstead
Hampstead Heath
West Hampstead x 3 (Thameslink. Silverlink, Jubilee)
South Hampstead

I don't suppose that Finchley Road x 2 Belsize Park and Swiss Cottage
'count'...

--
Helen D. Vecht:
Edgware.

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Graham Harrison ) gurgled happily,
sounding much like they were saying :

and if you include Sudbury, Suffolk(?)

Why the question mark? There is a Sudbury in Suffolk (I was there over the
weekend), and it has a station. But it's nowhere near the other Sudbury
with lots of stations. There's also a Sudbury in Derbyshire, but that
doesn't have a station. It does have a prison, though.

I grew up in Ashford. A postcard sent to me went via (IIRC) six others
before reaching me, because it didn't have a postcode or county given in
the address.

I don't think it would have taken a great deal to figure out which one it
was for first time, though, because it was from the library in Bakewell,
three miles away, and had "Derbyshire Libraries" in big letters on it.

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"Adrian" wrote

There's also a Sudbury in Derbyshire, but that
doesn't have a station.

It used to.

Peter

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In article . 170,
Adrian wrote:
There is a Sudbury in Suffolk (I was there over the weekend), and it
has a station. But it's nowhere near the other Sudbury with lots of
stations. There's also a Sudbury in Derbyshire, but that doesn't have a
station. It does have a prison, though.

Sudbury in Staffordshire did have a station until after nationalisation.

--
David Wild using RISC OS on broadband

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thoss wrote:
In article , Graham
Harrison writes
[cut]
Is there another town of a similar size to Ruislip that has more named
stations?


Indeed there is, and not a million miles from Ruislip:

North Acton
South Acton
East Acton
West Acton
Acton Town
Acton Central
Acton Main Line

Any advance on seven?
--
Thoss

Eight, if you include the late Sir Harold Acton.

K

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"Adrian" wrote in message
. 244.170...
Graham Harrison ) gurgled happily,
sounding much like they were saying :

and if you include Sudbury, Suffolk(?)

Why the question mark?

Presumably because Graham wasn't sure if it's in Suffolk or Essex.

There is a Sudbury in Suffolk (I was there over the
weekend), and it has a station. But it's nowhere near the other Sudbury
with lots of stations. There's also a Sudbury in Derbyshire(?)

You mean Staffordshire :-)

Regards

Jonathan

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Jonathan Morton ) gurgled
happily, sounding much like they were saying :

There's also a Sudbury in Derbyshire(?)

You mean Staffordshire :-)

Somebody needs to look at a map - and I just have...

There's definitely a boundary on Streetmap between Uttoxeter and Sudbury.

Tricksy things, free-range county boundaries,