Exeter St Thomas Railway Station - Services

Services

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To Exmouth
Topsham 50°41′09″N 3°27′50″W / 50.68588°N 3.46401°W / 50.68588; -3.46401 (Topsham railway station)
Digby and Sowton 50°42′51″N 3°28′25″W / 50.71406°N 3.47354°W / 50.71406; -3.47354 (Digby and Sowton railway station)
Polsloe Bridge 50°43′52″N 3°30′06″W / 50.73119°N 3.50169°W / 50.73119; -3.50169 (Polsloe Bridge railway station)
Pinhoe 50°44′16″N 3°28′11″W / 50.73767°N 3.46976°W / 50.73767; -3.46976 (Pinhoe railway station)
To London Waterloo via Salisbury
St James Park 50°43′50″N 3°31′20″W / 50.73059°N 3.52233°W / 50.73059; -3.52233 (St James Park railway station)
Exeter Central 50°43′35″N 3°31′59″W / 50.72641°N 3.53298°W / 50.72641; -3.53298 (Exeter Central railway station)
To Bristol and London Paddington
Exeter St Davids 50°43′47″N 3°32′37″W / 50.72960°N 3.54354°W / 50.72960; -3.54354 (Exeter St Davids railway station)
To Barnstaple
Exeter St Thomas 50°43′02″N 3°32′19″W / 50.71713°N 3.53858°W / 50.71713; -3.53858 (Exeter St Thomas railway station)
To Paignton, Plymouth and Penzance
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Most trains are operated by First Great Western on the Riviera Line from Paignton which then generally continue to Exmouth along the Avocet Line. Two scheduled HST services between London Paddington and Paignton also call here, although due to short platforms these trains may have only the first few coaches available to board.

Preceding station National Rail Following station
Exeter St Davids First Great Western
 Starcross


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