Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The North Auckland Line (designation NAL) is a major section of New Zealand's national rail network, and is made up of the following parts: the portion of the North Island Main Trunk Railway that runs northward from Westfield to Newmarket; the portion of Auckland's Western Line that runs from Newmarket westward to Waitakere; the line that runs northward from Waitakere to Otiria via Whangarei. The first section was opened in 1868 and the line was completed in 1925.No passenger services run between Westfield and Otiria or originate from those stations to anywhere else, because 'North Auckland Line' is merely a designation for the section of track, not a service route.Three lines of Auckland's suburban rail network make use of the North Auckland Line. From Westfield Station to Newmarket Station, it forms part of the Southern Line. The Onehunga Line diverges from the Southern Line at Penrose, where it then follows the Onehunga Branch to its terminus at Onehunga. From Newmarket to Waitakere Station, the NAL is used by Western Line services. Trial commuter services from Helensville commenced in July 2008, but ceased on Christmas Eve 2009 due to lower patronage than had been expected.The North Auckland Line previously continued to Opua in the Bay of Islands, with the section from Otiria to Opua sometimes known as the Opua Branch. It is now owned by the Bay of Islands Vintage Railway but regular operations have been suspended since 2001, with resumption on a short section of the line in 2008.The North Auckland Line is currently under review as part of KiwiRail's turnaround plan. A proposed new branch line, the Marsden Point Branch, would serve Northland Port, a deepwater port at Marsden Point, by diverging from the North Auckland Line south of Whangarei at Oakleigh."@en }
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- North_Auckland_Line abstract "The North Auckland Line (designation NAL) is a major section of New Zealand's national rail network, and is made up of the following parts: the portion of the North Island Main Trunk Railway that runs northward from Westfield to Newmarket; the portion of Auckland's Western Line that runs from Newmarket westward to Waitakere; the line that runs northward from Waitakere to Otiria via Whangarei. The first section was opened in 1868 and the line was completed in 1925.No passenger services run between Westfield and Otiria or originate from those stations to anywhere else, because 'North Auckland Line' is merely a designation for the section of track, not a service route.Three lines of Auckland's suburban rail network make use of the North Auckland Line. From Westfield Station to Newmarket Station, it forms part of the Southern Line. The Onehunga Line diverges from the Southern Line at Penrose, where it then follows the Onehunga Branch to its terminus at Onehunga. From Newmarket to Waitakere Station, the NAL is used by Western Line services. Trial commuter services from Helensville commenced in July 2008, but ceased on Christmas Eve 2009 due to lower patronage than had been expected.The North Auckland Line previously continued to Opua in the Bay of Islands, with the section from Otiria to Opua sometimes known as the Opua Branch. It is now owned by the Bay of Islands Vintage Railway but regular operations have been suspended since 2001, with resumption on a short section of the line in 2008.The North Auckland Line is currently under review as part of KiwiRail's turnaround plan. A proposed new branch line, the Marsden Point Branch, would serve Northland Port, a deepwater port at Marsden Point, by diverging from the North Auckland Line south of Whangarei at Oakleigh.".
- Q2000442 abstract "The North Auckland Line (designation NAL) is a major section of New Zealand's national rail network, and is made up of the following parts: the portion of the North Island Main Trunk Railway that runs northward from Westfield to Newmarket; the portion of Auckland's Western Line that runs from Newmarket westward to Waitakere; the line that runs northward from Waitakere to Otiria via Whangarei. The first section was opened in 1868 and the line was completed in 1925.No passenger services run between Westfield and Otiria or originate from those stations to anywhere else, because 'North Auckland Line' is merely a designation for the section of track, not a service route.Three lines of Auckland's suburban rail network make use of the North Auckland Line. From Westfield Station to Newmarket Station, it forms part of the Southern Line. The Onehunga Line diverges from the Southern Line at Penrose, where it then follows the Onehunga Branch to its terminus at Onehunga. From Newmarket to Waitakere Station, the NAL is used by Western Line services. Trial commuter services from Helensville commenced in July 2008, but ceased on Christmas Eve 2009 due to lower patronage than had been expected.The North Auckland Line previously continued to Opua in the Bay of Islands, with the section from Otiria to Opua sometimes known as the Opua Branch. It is now owned by the Bay of Islands Vintage Railway but regular operations have been suspended since 2001, with resumption on a short section of the line in 2008.The North Auckland Line is currently under review as part of KiwiRail's turnaround plan. A proposed new branch line, the Marsden Point Branch, would serve Northland Port, a deepwater port at Marsden Point, by diverging from the North Auckland Line south of Whangarei at Oakleigh.".