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The phrase "railway to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a railway line that goes to a particular destination. For example: "The new railway to London will connect two major cities."
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Work is about to start on a railway to Lhasa.
The port is linked by railway to Athens (Athína).
HS1 is the UK's only high-speed railway to date.
Another day at the Bluebell Railway to see the trains?
"We want Greece's future railway to be competitive with road transport services".
Ueno is connected by railway to Nara (west) and Nagoya (east).
His sober self might have taken the funicular railway to the top.
Britain's first new domestic railway to be built for more than 100 years opened last week.
Last July a new port terminal, linked to a freight railway to Russia, was launched.
By then the railway to Piraeus had been built, its station near the antique Agora.
I take the funicular railway to the top of Mount Floyen.
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