DescriptionEdmonton, Angel Road railway station - geograph.org.uk - 848642.jpg
English: Edmonton: Angel Road railway station Angel Road has to be one of the least used railway stations in London. It is nowhere near any houses, near only a few industrial premises and demands a walk along busy main roads to its only point of access. This is reflected in the number of trains that stop here during the day. Yet oddly the station pre-dated all the general growth of Edmonton and was built as a country station where Angel Road, now the North Circular, crossed the line.
Here a southbound National Express train, not stopping of course, runs through the deserted station. For the train-spotters the leading unit was 317 732.
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