Hull to York Line

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Hull to York Line

The Hull to York line is a railway line in Northern England. It runs from Hull north west to York, via Selby. Most services on the line run via Sherburn-in-Elmet between Selby and York, but some take a more direct non-stop line.

The original and more direct route went via Beverley and Market Weighton and closed in 1965.

Services on the line are provided by Northern Rail, with a few trains continuing through Hull to the Yorkshire Coast Line.

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Sherburn-in-Elmet route

York

v • d • e Railway lines in Northern England:

InterCity lines:	Cross-Country Route • East Coast Main Line • Midland Main Line • West Coast Main Line

Main lines:	Chester-Manchester Line • Hope Valley Line • Liverpool-Manchester Lines • Manchester-Preston Line • Settle-Carlisle Railway

Commuter lines:	Airedale Line • Blackburn-Bolton Line • Blackpool Branch Lines • Caldervale Line • Dearne Valley Line • East Lancashire Line • Glossop Line • Hallam Line • Harrogate Line • Huddersfield Line • Kirkby Branch Line • Leeds-Bradford composite line • Liverpool-Wigan Line • Manchester-Southport Line • Mid-Cheshire Line • Morecambe Branch Line • Northern Line • Oldham Loop Line • Northallerton-Eaglescliffe Line • Ormskirk Branch Line · Pontefract Line • Sheffield-Hull Line • Sheffield-Lincoln Line • Stockport-Stalybridge Line • Styal Line • Wakefield Line • Wharfedale Line • Wirral Line • York & Selby Lines • York-Scarborough Line

Rural lines:	Barton Line • Borderlands Line • Buxton Line • Cumbrian Coast Line • Doncaster-Lincoln Line • Durham Coast Line • Esk Valley Line • Furness Line • Hull-York Line • Newcastle and Carlisle Railway • Windermere Branch Line • Penistone Line • Ribble Valley Line • Tees Valley Line • Yorkshire Coast Line