- Kirk Sandall
- Original name in latin Kirk SandallName in other languageState code GBContinent/City Europe/Londonlongitude 53.56211latitude -1.06876altitude 12Population 13572Date 2011-03-03
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Kirk Sandall
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Kirk Sandall railway station — Infobox UK station name = Kirk Sandall code = KKS manager = Northern Rail locale = Kirk Sandall borough = Doncaster pte = South Yorkshire zone = n/a lowusage0405 = 101,780 lowusage0506 = 106,633 lowusage0607 = 101,073 start = platforms = 2Kirk… … Wikipedia
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