In the United Kingdom, Allerton is the name of multiple places along the Liverpool Lime Street to Crewe, including a suburb of Liverpool and a railway station. The Train Sim World featured name Allerton generally means a town of alder trees in Old English, and has been used for various locations throughout the UK.

Allerton Location

• Location Meaning: The name Allerton is derived from the Old English words alder (meaning alder tree) and tun (meaning estate or farm). Therefore, Allerton can be understood to mean a town of alder trees or alder farm. 
• Allerton, Liverpool Route: This is a suburb of Liverpool, in Merseyside, England. It was once a rural area but grew to become a home for wealthy Liverpool merchants in the late 19th century. 
• Allerton Railway Station (Liverpool): This station, now replaced by South Parkway station, was a major junction for trains connecting Liverpool to Manchester and Crewe in Europe. 
• West Allerton Railway Station: Located in the suburb of Allerton, this station serves the area and is operated by Northern Trains. 
• Allerton Junction: A railway junction near South Parkway station, named after the former Allerton station, is a crucial point where the Liverpool to Manchester line branches off. 
• Other Allerton Places: There are other places in the UK with the name Allerton, such as Chapel Allerton, Allerton Mauleverer, and Allerton Gledhow.