The phrase "railway stop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated location where trains halt to allow passengers to board or disembark.
Example: "The next railway stop is the main station, where you can transfer to other lines."
Alternatives: "train station" or "rail stop".
The closest Staten Island Railway stop, Huguenot, is a 30-minute walk.
The East Jerusalem resident was shot dead by police in October as he tried to flee after mowing down commuters at a light railway stop.
Persistent downpours swept over the mountain catchments of Cumbria again today as planning began on a temporary railway stop in Workington to connect the divided town via its last surviving bridge.
After Wednesday night's performance, Mr. Wilder told the audience that the day after the original Broadway production opened, the playwright and his sister Isabel collected all the reviews and took the train back to New Haven, the last railway stop before they continued on to their home in Hamden, Conn.
Police and witnesses said Akri first drove his white van into three border policemen crossing the road that divides the Palestinian neighbourhood of Sheikh Jarrah from the ultra-orthodox Jewish area of Mea Shearim, and then continued several hundred metres to strike several people at a railway stop.
East Jerusalem resident Shaloudi was shot dead by police as he tried to flee after mowing down commuters at a light railway stop on Oct. 22.
The Long Island Railway stops in Bellport, as well as in Patchogue.
The Cairo Aswān railway stops at Banī Suwayf city, from where a branch runs into Al-Fayyūm.
The Trans-Iranian Railway stops on the other side of the river, and there is an airfield.
Still, the Staten Island Railway stops in the center of Great Kills and takes passengers to the Staten Island Ferry.
It's a beautiful stretch of untouched sand and easy to get to because the West Somerset steam railway stops here.
