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Format: {{rail-interchange|city|<type>}}

Note, these are the names of the main location involved, and not the brand used by the current franchise operator. If the logo should change, it can be easily updated within this template.

So, alphabetically

  • {{rail-interchange|birmingham}}
  • {{rail-interchange|brussels}}
  • {{rail-interchange|glasgow}}
  • {{rail-interchange|london}} (default)
  • {{rail-interchange|london|dlr}}
  • {{rail-interchange|london|overground}}
  • {{rail-interchange|london|tram}}
  • File:National rail map logo.PNG {{rail-interchange|london|rail}}
  • {{rail-interchange|london|underground}}
  • {{rail-interchange|manchester}}
  • {{rail-interchange|newcastle}}
  • {{rail-interchange|nottingham}}
  • File:Supertram logo notext.PNG {{rail-interchange|sheffield}}

And some specials:

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