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Written by Mark Bearton - 17 Dec 2004
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Location notes
On the Merseyrail network on the edge of Ormskirk. Station is very quiet and in a deep cutting.
Railway type and traffic
The line has a 15 minute frequency worked by class 507/508 EMUs.
Environment
Quiet residential area
Road directions
From the M58, Junction 3:
Take the A570 towards Ormskirk for about 1/2 mile. Turn left at the traffic lights by the Stanley Gate pub. Take the second road on the right, after about another 1/2 mile. This road after a couple of miles passes over the station bridge. From Ormskirk take the B5197 towards Kirkby. The road climbs (Prescot Road) and at a set of traffic lights turn left into Long Lane. The station is on the left.

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Aughton Park map co-ordinates
Parking
You can park on Long Lane just after the station.
Public transport
There is a 15 minute rail service from Liverpool City Center. Arriva service 48 passes the station every 30 minutes between Southport and Liverpool.

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Amenities
There are no amenities near the station apart from a small pub a bit further east along Long Lane.
Sun Compass
Sun Compass using Suncalc by brought to you by Vladimir Agafonkin:
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Aughton Park

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Streetmap links
Aughton Park general view map
Aughton Park close up map

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Photographic notes
Due to the deep cutting trains are generally in the shade so a bright, cloudy day may be preferred.


General views - All photographs © Mark Bearton unless otherwise stated
Fig 1 - Looking south


Fig 1 - Looking south


Fig 2 - Looking north


Fig 2 - Looking north

From the station platform

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