Personally I would've preferred to use P296 (station code) + P972 (catalog)
which would've dealt with the problem of London Underground and National
Rail having different station codes in some cases. But bespoke properties
for specific catalogs aren't a bad thing either...
On 28 January 2018 at
On 27 January 2018 at 22:55, Lewis Cawte wrote:
> Had a quick look through the list, and it would appear the majority of these
> remaining stations are in Northern Ireland.
Yes; I think the job's pretty much done, now. Until the codes for
Crossrail stations are
Not to get too far off-topic, Andy, but Birmingham New Street is actually
BHM. BNS is Barnes in south London. You might consider asking at Wikproject
UK Railways on the English Wikipedia - I've found he folks there to be
knowledgeable and helpful in the past.
Harry Mitchell
It looks as complete as we're going to get it.
Had a quick look through the list, and it would appear the majority of
these remaining stations are in Northern Ireland.
To my knowledge, Northern Ireland stations don't use the National/Network
Rail codes system so it might be a bit hard to clear
There is a new property on Wikidata, P4755, for UK railway station
codes (e.g. BNS for Birmingham New Street):, as used by many
ticket-booking and live-timetable websites.
Now just 72 stations lack their station code on Wikidata: