Pinhoe Railway Station - Services

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[ ] Exeter railway stations
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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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South West Trains operate daily between Exeter St Davids and London Waterloo station, generally calling at Pinhoe every two hours. Only a few of these trains call at Whimple and Feniton, instead most run non-stop to Honiton.

Preceding station National Rail Following station
Whimple South West Trains
 Exeter Central


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