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Missing image Tramlink_East_Croydon.jpg Tramlink tram interchange outside the station East Croydon station is one of three stations incorporating "Croydon" in their name, that are serving the town which is situated some 12 miles south of London, within the Greater London conurbation. The other two are West Croydon station to the west and South Croydon station in the south of the town. ArchitectureThe new East Croydon station was opened on 19 August, 1992. The importance of East CroydonThe station is, amongst others, on the London - Gatwick Airport - Brighton line, on the Thameslink route from Gatwick through London Bridge to Bedford; it is a well served station with frequent connections. It is also - as is increasingly the case on the UK railway system - very well provided with electronic information displays showing next departures to some 80 named stations. The station is the site of an interchange with the Croydon Tramlink system, the trams of which have a stopping point immediately outside the front of the railway station, and with the local bus service. All three current routes stop at East Croydon in both directions, with services to Elmers End, Beckenham Junction and Wimbledon. External links
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