Genuine terminal stations

[4SRKT]

That is, stations that were built as terminals and still fulfill only that function. For example Ilkley doesn't count because the line used to go through. Manchester Piccadilly doesn't count because it has had through platforms added. Bradford Interchange doesn't count because almost nothing terminates there.

Bradford Forster Square
Stranraer Harbour
Whitby
North Berwick

Going to be a lot of coastal stations in this one I think........

 

[Mojo]

Penzance
Cardiff Bay
Looe
St Ives
Falmouth Docks
Stourbridge Town

I was going to say Paignton, but I remembered the Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway next door. As for another terminal station-but not a terminal station, how about Severn Beach, as the line used to continue north?

 

[mumrar]

Well I can think of -
Penzance
Kyle of Localsh
Mallaig
London Waterloo
London Euston
London Paddington
Aberystwyth
Fishguard Harbour
Pembroke Dock
Holyhead
Brighton
Cardiff Bay
Stourbridge Town
Looe
Kingswear
Minehead
Llandudno
Great Yarmouth
Stansted Airport
Kidderminster Town(SVR station)

 

[transportphoto]

Norwich
Sheringham
Lowestoft?
Skegness?
London Liverpool St.
London Fenchurch Street
Heathrow Airport T4?
Heathrow Airport T5?

 

[4SRKT]

Well I can think of -
Penzance
Kyle of Localsh
Mallaig
London Waterloo
London Euston
London Paddington
Aberystwyth
Fishguard Harbour
Pembroke Dock
Holyhead
Brighton
Cardiff Bay
Stourbridge Town
Looe
Kingswear
Minehead
Llandudno
Great Yarmouth
Stansted Airport
Kidderminster Town(SVR station)

Paddington does have through platforms though in the shape of the H&C line.
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Norwich
Sheringham
Lowestoft?
Skegness?
London Liverpool St.
London Fenchurch Street
Heathrow Airport T4?

Norwich has through trains that reverse there (e.g. London > Gt Yarmouth), so it's out.

Gosh, I feel like some kind of school teacher marking people's work!

 

[transportphoto]

Norwich has through trains that reverse there (e.g. London > Gt Yarmouth), so it's out.

Gosh, I feel like some kind of school teacher marking people's work!

Oh yer, I totally forgot about that service - how often does it run?

 

[CCF23]

Ryde Pier Head, Shoeburyness,

 

[EM2]

London St Pancras
London Victoria
Seaford
Hayes (Kent)

 

[transportphoto]

London St Pancras

London St Pancras is out thanks to Thameslink.

But i will Bag:

London St Pancras International (Eurostar Terminal)

 

[ralphchadkirk]

Portsmouth Harbour

 

[Failed Unit]

Cleethorpes and Barton-on-Humber

 

[bluebottle]

Weymouth

 

[EltonRoad]

Oh yer, I totally forgot about that service - how often does it run?

There's a weekdays-only Great Yarmouth to London train. On summer Saturdays there are two through trains in each direction.

 

[EM2]

London St Pancras is out thanks to Thameslink.

I disagree. The FCC platforms are a completely separate station, and are owned by a different company (Network Rail) than the main station (HS1).

 

[4SRKT]

Sheerness
Epsom Downs
Tattenham Corner
Hampton Court
Windermere
Bury (current Metrolink station)
Southport
Glossop
New Brighton
West Kirby
Buxton

 

[EM2]

Caterham
Windsor & Eton Central
Windsor & Eton Riverside
Bromley North
Bognor Regis ?
Littlehampton ?

 

[mumrar]

How about
Rhymney
Merthyr Tydfill
Tregadar
Glasgow Queen Street
Glasgow Central
Oban
Wick
Lymington Pier
Bournemouth
Pwhelli
Liverpool Lime Street
do new stations such as Ebbw Vale Parkway count? It may not be a new line, but it's been a terminus since it was built.

 

[SouthEastern-465]

I only can think of a few!

Charing Cross (London).

London Victoria.

Cannon Street.

Bromley North.

Lymington Pier.

London Waterloo.

London Bridge (Southern Section).

Brighton.

Portsmouth Harbour.

Grove Park (Platform 1).

Clacton.

Walton-on-the-naze.

Southminster.

Southend Victoria.

London Liverpool Street.

London Fenchurch.

London Marylebone (How ever you spell it!)

London Paddington.

London Euston.

London Kings Cross.

East Grinstead.

Uckfield.

Bognor Regis.

Littlehampton.

 

[bluebottle]

How about
Rhymney
Merthyr Tydfill
Tregadar
Glasgow Queen Street
Glasgow Central
Oban
Wick
Lymington Pier
Bournemouth
Pwhelli
Liverpool Lime Street
do new stations such as Ebbw Vale Parkway count? It may not be a new line, but it's been a terminus since it was built.

You what?

 

[CallySleeperKid]

Inverness

 

[MCR247]

Inverness

Theres a Kyle - Elgin service 1pd I think
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I only can think of a few!

Charing Cross (London).

London Victoria.

Cannon Street.

Bromley North.

Lymington Pier.

London Waterloo.

London Bridge (Southern Section).

Brighton.

Portsmouth Harbour.

Grove Park (Platform 1).

Clacton.

Walton-on-the-naze.

Southminster.

Southend Victoria.

London Liverpool Street.

London Fenchurch.

London Marylebone (How ever you spell it!)

London Paddington.

London Euston.

London Kings Cross.

East Grinstead.

Uckfield.

Bognor Regis.

Littlehampton.

Its whole stations! :roll:

 

[Mojo]

My map shows trains used to continue through Rhymney onto a "heads of the Valleys" line.

 

[SouthEastern-465]

Theres a Kyle - Elgin service 1pd I think
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Its whole stations! :roll:

Ok, but I still think I have not done bad!

 

[mumrar]

Re my Bournemouth suggestion, I've never been anywhere near there, so a random guess. I was aware of the heads of the valley line, but not where it went etc, and I am at work. There are a lot of repeat stations coming up, does it take that long to read a page and a half before posting?

 

[MCR247]

Caterham
Windsor & Eton Central
Windsor & Eton Riverside
Bromley North
Bognor Regis ?
Littlehampton ?

Not littlehampton

 

[4SRKT]

Milngavie
Helensburgh Central
Largs
Ardrossan Harbour
Lanark
Saltburn


OK, along with everyone else's contributions, that must be Scotland and Northern England dealt with. Any more further south?

 

[Vulcan]

Oxenhope ...are we counting preserved stations?

 

[transportphoto]

I disagree. The FCC platforms are a completely separate station, and are owned by a different company (Network Rail) than the main station (HS1).

Sorry Sir, it is official - the station is split into 2 not three.

Thameslink, EMT & HS1 are classed as St Pancras Domestic (managed by Network Rail). However the other station St Pancras International is only for Eurostar and is Managed by Eurostar.

 

[EM2]

Sorry Sir, it is official - the station is split into 2 not three.

Thameslink, EMT & HS1 are classed as St Pancras Domestic (managed by Network Rail). However the other station St Pancras International is only for Eurostar and is Managed by Eurostar.

You are not correct and I say this as someone employed there by Network Rail.
The subsurface station is owned and managed by Network Rail.
The Eurostar platforms and departure lounge (i.e. anything past the check-in gates) are managed by them, although the infrastructure of the station itself is looked after by Network Rail, the rest is *only* managed by Network Rail but all of those areas are owned by HS1.

 

[MCR247]

Helensburgh Central

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helensburgh_Central