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Hethersett railway station in 2005
Hethersett railway station was a station near Hethersett, Norfolk. Opened in 1845, it was located some distance from the village it took its name from. It was located on the Great Eastern Railway Main Line between Norwich and Thetford. It was served by between ten and twelve trains a day each way during the early sixties. In 1966, however, the station was deemed surplus to requirements and closed.[1]
Former Services
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Disused railway stations of Norfolk |
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| Breckland Line |
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| Fen Line & environs |
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| King's Lynn–Dereham |
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| Wells Line |
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| Wymondham–Wroxham Line |
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| Norwich to Cromer Branch |
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| Walpole to Melton Constable |
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Melton Constable to
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| Cromer to North Walsham |
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| Upwell Tramway |
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