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Yorkshire quiz

Minoru | 09:27 Thu 14th Jul 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Where is the longest railway station platform in Yorkshire ? (pre 1974 boundaries)

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kosoro

found a mention on the web say that it was SKIPTON at , hope this helps

kosoro

it's me again Skiptons platform is 200 yards long previosly known as Appleby West

Minoru

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Thanks kosoro. I have just found out the answer may be York no 8 platform so some further research is necessary.

Appleby West is now Appleby on the Settle & Carlisle line and has nothing to do with Skipton

kev100

kosoro, do you have a link for that?

My husband thinks it could be the excursion platform at Scarborough but hasn't had chance to look further into it.

Hope it helps

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