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Berrington was the first station south of [[Shrewsbury]] on the original Severn Valley line, located at milepost 168m 12c, 36½ miles from [[Hartlebury]] and 4¼ miles from Shrewsbury. It was situated close to the village of Cross Houses and about half a mile from the village of Berrington itself. The 1901 Census recorded the local population as 928, including the 'inmates' of the Cross Houses Union Workhouse.<ref name=Vanns>[[Bibliography#Books|Vanns (1998)]] p. 25.</ref>
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[[File:Berrington-1954-05-02.jpg|thumb|400px|right|Berrington station in May 1964 ([[Sellick Collection]])]]
Berrington was the first station south of [[Shrewsbury]] on the original Severn Valley line, located at milepost 168m 12c, 36½ miles from [[Hartlebury]] and 4¼ miles from Shrewsbury. It was situated close to the village of Cross Houses and about half a mile from the village of Berrington itself. The 1901 Census recorded the local population as 928, including the 'inmates' of the Cross Houses Union Workhouse.<ref name=Vanns>[[Bibliography#Books|Vanns (1998)]] p. 25.</ref>
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==Traffic statistics==
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