Den Haag Mariahoeve railway station

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Den Haag Mariahoeve
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General information
Location Netherlands
Coordinates 52°5′26″N4°22′11″E / 52.09056°N 4.36972°E / 52.09056; 4.36972
Operated by Nederlandse Spoorwegen
Line(s) Amsterdam–Rotterdam railway
Platforms4
Other information
Station codeGvm
History
Opened1966
Services
Preceding station Nederlandse spoorwegen logo.svg Nederlandse Spoorwegen Following station
Den Haag Laan van NOI NS Sprinter 3300 Voorschoten
NS Sprinter 4600 Voorschoten
NS Sprinter 6300 Voorschoten
towards Haarlem
Location
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Den Haag Mariahoeve
Location within Southwest Randstad
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Den Haag Mariahoeve
Den Haag Mariahoeve (Netherlands)

Den Haag Mariahoeve is a railway station on the border of The Hague and Leidschendam-Voorburg in the Netherlands. The railway station, which opened on 22 May 1966, [1] has two side platforms and an island platform. The rail connections between Den Haag Centraal and Schiphol and between Den Haag Centraal and Haarlem halt at Den Haag Mariahoeve.

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Train services

The following services call at Den Haag Mariahoeve:

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References

  1. "Station den Haag Mariahoeve - foto's en omschrijving op stationsweb".