Buckmaster Crescent Railway Station
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Buckmaster Crescent Railway Station Last update was in 2020. |
Buckmaster Crescent Railway Station
Pimbank [64, 49]
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Buckmaster Crescent Railway Station is a rail station in Pimbank. Originally constructed as part of the NorthSouth Line, it now lies on its successor the Blue Line.
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Hardwick | Imber | Batton | Snook | Date | Hewlett | Mules | Garwood | Fennessy NF | Mahagan | Pedel | Wooman-Underwood Y | Ayliffe | Norvell | Hayes | Shipp | Budgett | Kitting | Bathe | Newstead | Alkin-Priestley RG | Blocksidge | Buckmaster | Chalderwood P | Gajewski | Exon | Hutchin O | Shean | Hame Y | Leave | Mountstephen | Chicke-Hedbitch N | Phabayn | Whalen | Cowdrey | Ketley | Creyghton |
Description
History
Buckmaster Crescent was the first station constructed in what would become one of the most disastrously ill conceived public transit systems in the world. It stands now as a silent monument to man's hubris, as if we needed more of those in this city.
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Current Status
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