Statistics for The UK's Three-Letter Railway Stations

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
A cathedral city in Cambridgeshire, found on the highest land in the Fens	Ely	94%
The predetermined number of strokes that a golfer should require to complete a hole	Par	85%
A type of grass grown as a grain, closely related to barley	Rye	83%
The fifth longest river in the UK, stretching 215km from mid Wales to the Severn estuary	Wye	79%
A town in south-west Scotland; Robert Burns was born in what is now one of its suburbs	Ayr	74%
The natural occurence of a rock that contains important elements, typically metals	Ore	72%
A type of deciduous tree and the name of a shade of grey	Ash	64%
A male name; the surname of one of the commanders of the Confederate States Army	Lee	49%
A small market town in Shropshire, where the sweet pea was first commercially cultivated	Wem	40%
The common name for sodium hydroxide, and to a lesser extent, potassium hydroxide	Lye	36%