Template:Liverpool to Manchester Lines

Liverpool–Manchester lines
Calder Valley line to Leeds via Huddersfield to Leeds via Bradford Leeds via Brighouse Hope Valley line and West Coast Main Line and to Rochdale   Manchester Metrolink to Ashton Manchester Metrolink to Bury or Rochdale Manchester Mayfield Manchester Victoria Manchester Piccadilly Manchester Exchange Manchester Oxford Road Manchester Central Deansgate-Castlefield Salford Central Deansgate Ordsall Chord Ordsall Lane Windsor Link Manchester United Football Ground Open Match Days Only to Bolton Cross Lane Manchester Metrolink to Altrincham, East Didsbury and Manchester Airport Seedley Euroterminal Weaste Eccles Trafford Park to Bury Humphrey Park Manchester & Wigan Rly Urmston Patricroft Chassen Road Flixton Barton Moss Manchester Ship Canal Astley Irlam Glazebury and Bury Lane Glazebrook E–Skelton line to Skelton Junction Bolton and Leigh Railway Kenyon Junction Glazebrook Wigan Junction Railways West Coast Main Line Transport for Greater Manchester boundary Golborne Junction Parkside Junction Birchwood TfGM Merseytravel boundary Padgate Newton-le-Willows Warrington Central Earlestown West Coast Main Line Warrington West Collins Green Sankey for Penketh St Helens Junction Tanhouse Lane St Helens & Runcorn Gap Rly to Wigan via St Helens St Helens & Runcorn Gap Rly to Runcorn Gap Lea Green Widnes Rainhill Widnes Central Whiston Huyton Quarry Merseytravel boundary Liverpool–Wigan line to Wigan and WCML Hough Green Huyton Halewood Roby Hunts Cross Broad Green Olive Mount cutting Olive Mount chord WCML (Crewe–Liverpool line) to Runcorn to Kirkdale and Liverpool Docks Wavertree Technology Park Liverpool South Parkway for John Lennon Airport West Allerton Garston Mossley Hill Cressington Sefton Park Aigburth Wavertree Merseyrail Northern line Edge Hill Edge Hill Tunnel Liverpool Lime Street

This is a route-map template for Liverpool–Manchester lines, a UK railway.

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