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Castricum Station Designated as Rail Gateway to North Holland Dune Reserves

Dutch Railways has designated Castricum station as an outdoor gateway, improving links between rail passengers and nearby protected coastal dune areas as part of efforts to encourage car-free domestic tourism.
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