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Southcoates railway station

Was Southcoates railway station on the Victoria Dock branch line or the Hull and Holderness Railway or both or neither? The route box on the station page shows both lines, but this article doesn't mention it and neither route described for the Hull and Holdeness railway or the Docks branch pass through it, according to the route map. The article also mentions a connecting chord which might be the one that the 1864 Southcoates re-build is on, but that doesn't help place the 1848 (1853 according to subbrit) location. Scillystuff (talk) 02:16, 11 April 2010 (UTC)[reply]