How to find places that have both aire and railway station? (1 Viewer)

[ToBoldlyGo]

We've just arrived in the haut-de-france, and wanting to use public transport (to explore the area from Calais down to St Quentin and up to Belgian border), I have downloaded searchforsites and in order to find places that have both an aire and a railway station I zoom in so I can see the railway line and then scroll until I find an aire.

This is very time consuming and cross eye making. St-Omer is the only one I have found so far, is there a better way?

 

[Chuns]

The rail network in that area is TER. Maybe ask Mr Google for a map of the routes? If you don't get an answer, I'll go and use my desktop to see if I can find a link.

 

[Chuns]

Easier than I thought. Here is an image… https://cartes.hautsdefrance.fr/node/1309

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[Chuns]

And here is a schematic plan, from the TER website….

https://mmt.vsct.fr/sites/default/files/swt/CHDF/2021-06/Carte_LC_SA2020_Externe_v44_tcm77-239632_tcm77-231358.pdf

 

[ToBoldlyGo]

That's a lovely pdf thanks a lot, I was using an enormous scnf one hence why I gave up and started scrolling through serach4sites!