Meanings of nearest railway-station in English

The village of Broadway is twelve miles from Stratford, and five miles from the nearest railway-station.

She was not sure which was the way to the nearest railway-station some eight miles distant.

She had a long way to go across the forest-country until she reached the nearest railway-station.

The nearest railway-station is distant something like an hour's drive; it is three hours from there to Boston, over a branch line.

Further back towards the inn-yard, stablemen were putting in the horses for starting the flys and coaches to Les Ifs, the nearest railway-station.

If I was denied shelter there, I should have to go to Bordeaux that night, and I was five miles from the nearest railway-station.

It had been engaged, from the nearest railway- station on the London road, by a lady, with a female companion who seemed her servant.