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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a railway junction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location where multiple railway lines meet or intersect.
Example: "The train stopped at a railway junction, allowing passengers to transfer to different routes."
Alternatives: "a train intersection" or "a rail crossing".
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Arad is a railway junction and commercial and industrial centre.
Wittenberg's river harbour and position as a railway junction aided its industrialization.
Atbasar is now a railway junction and a centre for processing local grain and livestock.
The city is a railway junction on the Berlin-Gdańsk (Danzig) and Poznań-Kołobrzeg lines.
It is a railway junction and grain centre with flour mills and locomotive repair shops.
The modern city is a railway junction, with machine building, metalworking, and light industries.
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For decades, the city, the seat of Perth County, had been an important railway junction, a busy hub for the Canadian National Railroad, with a maintenance yard for steam engines.
Zaragoza is also a busy railway junction and a trade centre for the agricultural products of the surrounding fertile river basin watered by the Imperial Canal and the Ebro, Huerta, and Gállego rivers.
On 20 March 1917, McNamara, flying a Martinsyde, was one of four No. 1 Squadron pilots taking part in a raid against a Turkish railway junction near Gaza.
It developed from a small village in the late 19th century into a major railway junction with lines to Moscow, Warsaw, and other eastern European centres.
A final effort was aimed at the town of Amiens, a vital railway junction, but the advance had been halted at Villers-Bretonneux by the Australians supported by other units scraped together on a piecemeal basis on 4 April.
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