Harrington Hump at Aberdovey railway station
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Harrington Hump at Aberdovey railway station
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 17 Oct 2016
The Harrington Hump at the eastern end of the only platform here increases the height of the platform for easier access to and from trains. Although the platform is much longer, the Hump is adequate for the 2-coach trains which stop here in 2016. The Hump has replaced the movable access steps seen here www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1383954 in 2009. The Harrington Hump takes its name from Harrington railway station http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3564245 in Cumbria, where the first humps were installed.
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Image Location
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52.544248
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-4.055753