Southern entrance to Llandaf railway station
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Southern entrance to Llandaf railway station
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 5 Feb 2010
The station dates from 1840, built by the Taff Vale Railway. There is a frequent service to central Cardiff, which is well used by commuters. There are spaces for nearly 100 cars in the car park, part of which is seen here. The change in the station's name from Llandaff to the Welsh form Llandaf seems to be recent. It appears in the 2008 AZ Street Atlas as "Llandaff (for Whitchurch)"
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Image Location
Latitude
51.507983
Longitude
-3.229032