The Assel stop is a former railway stop in the Dutch hamlet of Assel and was located on the Eastern Railway, between Amsterdam Central Station and Zutphen Station.
The stop, which was occasionally used by King Willem III and his entourage, who would take a carriage from there to his hunting lodge and the Crown Estate Het Loo, was opened on May 15, 1876.
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Address: Gelderland, Netherlands
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