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East Suffolk Line - Definition and Overview

The East Suffolk Line is a railway line from Ipswich to Lowestoft in Suffolk.

Passenger services are operated by 'One' Railway, who replaced the previous franchise Anglia Railways in April 2004. Some freight services are also operated over the line, including EWS-hauled timber traffic, and nuclear flask trains to Leiston (for Sizewell nuclear power station) operated by Direct Rail Services.

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Major railway lines in the United Kingdom:
'Modern' high speed main lines:

Channel Tunnel Rail Link | Channel Tunnel

'Classic' main lines:

East Coast | Great Eastern | Great Western | Midland | West Coast

Other main lines:

Brighton | Chiltern | Glasgow South Western | Highland | North Wales
Portsmouth Direct | Settle-Carlisle | South Wales | South Western
Welsh Marches | Wessex | West Highland | West of England

Secondary lines:

Aire Valley | Argyle | Atlantic Coast | Avocet | Ayrshire Coast
Birmingham Cross-City | Bittern | Cambrian | Chase | Cotswold
Cumbrian | Conwy Valley | East Coastway | East Suffolk | Esk Valley
Far North | Golden Valley | Heart of Wales | Heart of Wessex | Hope Valley
Kyle of Lochalsh | Looe Valley | Lymington | Maritime | Marsh Link
North Clyde | Oxted | Riviera | St Ives Bay | Sudbury Branch
Tamar Valley | Tarka | Tyne Valley | West Coastway | Wherry


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