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![]() "Nigel Pendse" wrote in message ... "John Rowland" wrote in message "Simon Clarke" wrote in message om... O - Overground U - In a cutting between and adjacent to two sections of 'Cut and Cover' line (e.g. Bayswater). C - 'Cut and Cover' (Or shallow excavation e.g. Hatton Cross) T - 'Tube' (or deep excavation, e.g. North Greenwich) Are you sure Hatton Cross is cut-and-cover? It's quite deep, and there would be no obvious reason to cover it. I think that, like many modern stations, it was built as an open box and then roofed over. The running tunnels count as "T", but I suppose the station itself is "C". The tunnel from Hounslow West, Hatton Cross station and a short length of tunnel to the west are cut and cover. The bored tube tunnels start a short distance west of the station. |
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Thanks for all the helpful replies so far!
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