Great Eastern Main Line

The Great Eastern Main Line is a major railway route in eastern England, connecting London to cities like Norwich. It spans approximately 115 miles and features numerous stations along the way. Operated primarily by Greater Anglia, it serves both commuter and regional travelers, providing vital connections for daily commuting, business, and leisure. The line traverses diverse landscapes, including urban areas, farmland, and coastal regions, and plays a crucial role in regional transportation infrastructure. Its infrastructure includes traditional track layouts, stations, and modern signaling systems to ensure efficient and safe train operations.