St Pancras railway station

St Pancras railway station, officially known since 2007 as London St Pancras International, is a major central London railway terminus on Euston Road in the London Borough of Camden.... Wikipedia

• Location:  St Pancras
• Local authority:  London Borough of Camden
• Managed by:  Network Rail (High Speed) for HS1 Ltd, Eurostar, Network Rail (Thameslink and Midland Main Line service platforms)
• Owner:  HS1 Ltd
• Station code:  STP (domestic), SPX (international), (SNCF)
• DfT category:  A (mainline platforms), C1 (Thameslink platforms)
• Number of platforms:  15
• Accessible:  Yes
• Fare zone:  1
• OSI:  London King's Cross, London Euston
• Cycle parking:  Yes – external (in car park)
• Toilet facilities:  Yes
• Original company:  Midland Railway
• Pre-grouping:  Midland Railway
• Post-grouping:  London Midland & Scottish Railway
• 1 October 1868:  Opened as terminus for Midland
• 15 July 2006:  New domestic (Midland Main Line) platforms opened
• 6 November 2007:  Relaunched by Elizabeth II. Renamed London St Pancras International
• 14 November 2007:  Eurostar services transferred from London Waterloo International
• 9 December 2007:  Low-level Thameslink platforms opened
• 13 December 2009:  Southeastern high-speed domestic services introduced
• Lists of stations:  DLR, Underground, National Rail, Tramlink
• External links:  (domestic) Departures, (domestic)/stationOverview.xhtml Layout, (domestic)/details.html Facilities, (domestic).pdf Buses
• Data source:  DuckDuckGo