Ridgewood station

Railroad station in New Jersey, U.S.

This article is about the current rail hub in Ridgewood, Bergen County. For other uses, see Ridgewood Station.

Ridgewood

Ridgewood station in October 2014 from the Hoboken-bound platform.

General information
Coordinates| 40°58′51″N 74°07′14″W﻿ / ﻿40.9807°N 74.1205°W﻿ / 40.9807; -74.1205
Owned by| New Jersey Transit
Platforms| 1 side platform, 1 island platform
Tracks| 3
Connections|  NJT Bus 163, 164, 175, 722, 746, 752
(all connections two blocks away at Van Neste Square; several of those routes have connections at the station on Godwin Avenue)
Construction
Parking| Yes
Bicycle facilities| Yes
Accessible| Yes
Other information
Station code| 2315 (Erie Railroad)[1]
Fare zone| 9[2]
History
Opened| October 19, 1848[3][4]
Rebuilt| 1859[5]
August 1915-November 28, 1916[6]
February 2009[7]-September 2011[8]
Previous names| Godwinville (1848-1866)[9]
Passengers
2018| 1,705 (average weekday)[10]
Services
| Preceding station  |  NJ Transit | Following station

|
|

Ho-Ho-Kus

toward Suffern

|  | Main Line |  | Glen Rock–Main Line

toward Hoboken

| Bergen County Line |  | Glen Rock–Boro Hall

toward Hoboken

Former services

| Preceding station  | Erie Railroad | Following station

|
|

Ho-Ho-Kus

toward Chicago

|  | Main Line  |  | Paterson

toward Jersey City

through to Main Line |  | Main Line local stops  |  | Glen Rock

toward Jersey City

Terminus |  | Bergen County Railroad |  | Glen Rock-Bergen Line

toward Jersey City

Ridgewood Station

U.S. National Register of Historic Places

New Jersey Register of Historic Places

The former Ridgewood station prior to reconstruction.

Location| Garber Square, Ridgewood, New Jersey
Coordinates| 40°58′51″N 74°7′16″W﻿ / ﻿40.98083°N 74.12111°W﻿ / 40.98083; -74.12111
Area| 5.5 acres (2.2 ha)
Built| 1916
Architect| Drinker, W.W.; Howard, Frank A.
Architectural style| Mission/Spanish Revival
MPS| Operating Passenger Railroad Stations TR
NRHP reference No.| 84002582[11]
NJRHP No.| 647[12]
Significant dates
Added to NRHP| June 22, 1984
Designated NJRHP| March 17, 1984

Location

Ridgewood is a railroad station operated by New Jersey Transit in the village of Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey, United States. A major transfer station, Ridgewood has two high-level platforms (one side platform and one island platform) for the Main Line and Bergen County Line.

## History

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Train #75 stops at Ridgewood bound for Port Jervis before construction of the high-level platforms began

Service to the area known as Godwinville began on October 19, 1848, with the opening of the Paterson and Ramapo Railroad, a railroad connecting the Paterson and Hudson River Railroad at Paterson to the New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad at Suffern. A new station was built in 1856, then in 1859. However, in August 1915, the Erie Railroad, now in control, started construction on a new pair of ornate station depots at Ridgewood, both of which opened on November 28, 1916.

The Erie Railroad built Ridgewood station in 1916 as a grade-separated elevated station. It has been listed in the New Jersey Register of Historic Places and National Register of Historic Places since 1984 and is part of the Operating Passenger Railroad Stations Thematic Resource.[11][12][13]

Until the 1960s, the station served passengers heading to Binghamton and other cities, en route to Chicago or Buffalo. The Erie Limited and the Lake Cities served passengers heading toward Chicago. The station received eastbound passengers from the Atlantic Express.[14] In final years of long-distance service, after the Erie's merger with the Lackawanna Railroad, unnamed trains ran to Binghamton, where passengers could switch to the Phoebe Snow after a layover. The discontinuing of the Phoebe Snow (1966) and the Atlantic Express (1965) marked the end of long-distance passenger service through Ridgewood.[15][16]

Ridgewood station underwent a major renovation project between 2009 and 2011 to make the station compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. As part of the project, high-level platforms were installed and the side platform on Track 1 was demolished to allow for the installation of an island platform that would serve Tracks 1 and 3, and replace Track 3's side platform, which was fenced off. Ramps were installed on both platforms and elevators were installed to carry passengers from the platforms to the floor of the underpass on Franklin Avenue.[7]

## Station layout

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The station currently features two platforms, one side platform for service to Hoboken, and an island platform for service to points north. The two platforms are mostly high-level, while one low-level platform is no longer in use. Underpasses beneath the tracks and beneath a bridge on Franklin Avenue connect the two platforms.

## See also

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* List of New Jersey Transit stations
* National Register of Historic Places listings in Bergen County, New Jersey

## Bibliography

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* Van Valen, James M. (1900). History of Bergen County, New Jersey. New York, New York: New Jersey Publishing and Engraving Company. Retrieved August 18, 2017.
* Citizens Semi-Centennial Association (1916). Ridgewood, Bergen County, New Jersey, Past and Present. Ridgewood, New Jersey: Citizens Semi-Centennial Association.

## References

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1. ^ "List of Station Names and Numbers". Jersey City, New Jersey: Erie Railroad. May 1, 1916. Retrieved November 23, 2010.
2. ^ "Main and Bergen County Line Timetables" (PDF). Newark, New Jersey: New Jersey Transit Rail Operations. November 7, 2010. Archived from the original (PDF) on January 24, 2002. Retrieved November 27, 2010.
3. ^ "Common Council". The New York Herald. October 17, 1848. p. 1. Retrieved June 18, 2020 - via Newspapers.com.
4. ^ "Ramapo and Paterson and Paterson and Hudson River Railroads". The Evening Post. New York, New York. December 7, 1848. p. 4. Retrieved June 18, 2020 - via Newspapers.com.
5. ^ Citizens Semi-Centennial Association 1916, p. 113.
6. ^ Citizens Semi-Centennial Association 1916, p. 114.
7. ^ a b "NJ Transit Begins to Improve Ridgewood Station" (Press release). New Jersey Transit. February 24, 2009. Archived from the original on June 5, 2011. Retrieved February 14, 2010.
8. ^ Moving the Needle: 2011 NJ Transit Annual Report (PDF) (Report). New Jersey Transit. p. 12. Retrieved February 17, 2019.
9. ^ Van Valen 1900, p. 242.
10. ^ Kiefer, Eric (February 21, 2018). "Here Are New Jersey Transit's Most, Least-Used Train Stations". patch.com. Retrieved September 13, 2022.
11. ^ a b "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. March 13, 2009.
12. ^ a b "New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places". New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection \- Historic Preservation Office. Retrieved January 7, 2015.
13. ^ Ridgewood New Jersey Transit Railroad Station Survey
14. ^ Erie Railroad timetable, April 27, 1958, Tables, 1, 2, 3
15. ^ 'Official Guide of the Railways,' December 1964, Erie Lackawanna section, pp. 247-50.
16. ^ 'Official Guide of the Railways,' December 1966, Erie Lackawanna section, pp. 201-5.

## External links

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Media related to Ridgewood (NJT station) at Wikimedia Commons

* Franklin Avenue entrance from Google Maps Street View
* Station House from Google Maps Street View

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Ridgewood, New Jersey

Places of worship|

* Old Paramus Reformed Church

Schools|

* Ridgewood Public Schools
* Ridgewood Education Center
* Ridgewood High School

NRHP listings|

* Ackerman House (Doremus Avenue)
* Ackerman House (Lincoln Avenue)
* David Ackerman House
* Ackerman–Van Emburgh House
* Archibald–Vroom House
* Beech Street School
* Paramus Reformed Church Historic District
* Rathbone–Zabriskie House
* James C. Rose Residence
* Van Dien House
* Vanderbeck House
* Westervelt–Cameron House
* John A. L. Zabriskie House

Transportation|

* Ridgewood station

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Atlantic City Line|

* Philadelphia
* Pennsauken
* Cherry Hill
* Lindenwold
* Atco
* Hammonton
* Egg Harbor City
* Absecon
* Atlantic City

Bergen County Line|

* Hoboken
* Secaucus Junction
* Harmon Cove
* Rutherford
* Wesmont
* Garfield
* Plauderville
* Broadway
* Radburn
* Glen Rock–Boro Hall
* Ridgewood
* Ho-Ho-Kus
* Waldwick
* Allendale
* Ramsey
* Ramsey Route 17
* Mahwah
* Suffern

Gladstone Branch|

| Midtown Direct|

* New York Penn
* Secaucus Junction

|

Hoboken|

* Hoboken
* Harrison

* Newark Broad Street
* Roseville Avenue
* Grove Street
* East Orange
* Brick Church
* Orange
* Highland Avenue
* Mountain Station
* South Orange
* Maplewood
* Millburn
* Short Hills
* Summit
* New Providence
* Murray Hill
* Berkeley Heights
* Gillette
* Stirling
* Millington
* Lyons
* Basking Ridge
* Bernardsville
* Far Hills
* Peapack
* Gladstone

Main Line|

* Hoboken
* Secaucus Junction
* Kingsland
* Lyndhurst
* Delawanna
* Passaic
* Clifton
* South Paterson
* Paterson
* Hawthorne
* Glen Rock–Main Line
* Ridgewood
* Ho-Ho-Kus
* Waldwick
* Allendale
* Ramsey
* Ramsey Route 17
* Mahwah
* Suffern

Meadowlands Line|

* Hoboken
* Secaucus Junction
* Meadowlands

Montclair-Boonton
Line|

| Midtown Direct|

* New York Penn
* Secaucus Junction

|

Hoboken|

* Hoboken
* Harrison

Boonton Line|

* Hoboken
* Arlington
* North Newark
* Rowe Street
* Benson Street
* Walnut Street

* Newark Broad Street
* Roseville Avenue
* Ampere
* Watsessing Avenue
* Bloomfield
* Glen Ridge
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* Watchung Avenue
* Upper Montclair
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* Montclair Heights
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* Wayne Route 23
* Mountain View
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* Towaco
* Boonton
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* Denville
* Dover
* Mount Arlington
* Lake Hopatcong
* Netcong
* Mount Olive
* Hackettstown

Morristown Line|

| Midtown Direct|

* New York Penn
* Secaucus Junction

|

Hoboken|

* Hoboken
* Harrison

* Newark Broad Street
* Roseville Avenue
* Grove Street
* East Orange
* Brick Church
* Orange
* Highland Avenue
* Mountain Station
* South Orange
* Maplewood
* Millburn
* Short Hills
* Summit
* Chatham
* Madison
* Convent Station
* Morristown
* Morris Plains
* Mount Tabor
* Denville
* Dover
* Mount Arlington
* Lake Hopatcong
* Netcong
* Mount Olive
* Hackettstown

North Jersey
Coast Line|

| Midtown Direct|

* New York Penn
* Secaucus Junction

|

Hoboken|

* Hoboken

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* Elizabeth
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* Long Branch
* Elberon
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* Asbury Park
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* Belmar
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* Manasquan
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* Bay Head

Northeast
Corridor Line|

* New York Penn
* Secaucus Junction
* Newark Penn
* Newark Airport
* North Elizabeth
* Elizabeth
* Linden
* North Rahway
* Rahway
* Metropark
* Metuchen
* Edison
* New Brunswick
* Jersey Avenue
* North Brunswick
* Princeton Junction
* Hamilton
* Trenton

| Princeton Branch|

* Princeton Junction
* Princeton

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Pascack Valley Line|

* Hoboken
* Secaucus Junction
* Wood-Ridge
* Teterboro
* Essex Street
* Anderson Street
* Fairmount Avenue
* New Bridge Landing
* River Edge
* Oradell
* Emerson
* Westwood
* Hillsdale
* Woodcliff Lake
* Park Ridge
* Montvale
* Pearl River
* Nanuet
* Spring Valley

Raritan Valley Line|

| Midtown Direct|

* New York Penn
* Secaucus Junction

|

Hoboken|

* Hoboken

* Newark Penn
* Union
* Roselle Park
* Cranford
* Garwood
* Westfield
* Fanwood
* Netherwood
* Plainfield
* Grant Avenue
* Dunellen
* Bound Brook
* Bridgewater
* Finderne
* Somerville
* Raritan
* North Branch
* White House
* Lebanon
* Annandale
* High Bridge

West Trenton Line|

* Newark Penn
* Cranford
* Westfield
* Plainfield
* Bound Brook
* Belle Mead
* Hopewell
* West Trenton

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Illinois|

* Chicago7
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* 47th Street3
* Englewood6

Indiana|

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* Griffith4
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* Rochester7
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* Akron4
* Disko3
* Laketon3
* Newton4
* Bollvar4
* Servia3
* Bippus3
* Huntington7
* Markle3
* Uniondale3
* Kingsland4
* Tocsin3
* Magley3
* Prebie3
* Decatur6
* Rivare3

Ohio|

* Wren3
* Glenmore0B3
* Ohio City6
* Elgin3
* Spencerville4
* Kemp3
* Lima7
* Westminster3
* Harrod's3
* Alger3
* McGuffey3
* Foraker3
* Kenton6
* Hepburn3
* De Cliff3
* Marion7
* Caledonia3
* Martel4
* Galion7
* Ontario3
* Mansfield7
* Pavonia3
* Ashland7
* Nankin3
* Polk3
* West Salem3
* Burbank3
* Creston4
* Sterling4
* Rittman6
* Wadsworth6
* Silver Creek2
* Sherman2
* Barberton6
* Akron7
* Tallmadge3
* Kent7
* Ravenna6
* Freedom3
* Windham3
* Braceville4
* Leavittsburg4
* Warren7
* Niles6
* Girard5
* Youngstown7
* Hubbard6

Pennsylvania|

* Sharon7
* Sharpsville4
* Transfer2A4
* Shenango4
* Greenville7
* Amasa2C4
* Atlantic3
* Stony Point3
* Geneva3
* Meadville7
* Saegertown3D6
* Venango3
* Cambridge Springs6
* Miller's3
* Mill Village3
* Union City6
* Concord3
* Corry7
* Columbus3
* Bear Lake3

New York|

* Niobe3
* Watt’s Flats3
* Ashville3
* Lakewood3
* Jamestown7
* Falconer4
* Kennedy3
* Randolph7
* Steamburg3
* Red House3
* Salamanca7
* Killbuck2
* Carrollton3
* Vandalia3
* Allegany4
* Olean7
* Hinsdale3
* Cuba6
* Friendship6
* Belvidere3
* Belmont6
* Scio3
* Wellsville7
* Andover6
* Alfred4
* Almond3
* Hornell7
* Canisteo4
* Adrian3
* Cameron4
* Cameron Mills4
* Rathbone4
* Addison6
* Erwins3
* Painted Post4
* Corning7
* East Corning3
* Big Flats4
* Horseheads4
* Elmira7
* Henry Street3
* Wellsburg4
* Chemung4
* Waverly7
* Barton4
* Smithboro4
* Tioga Center4
* Owego6
* Hiathawa2
* Campville3
* Liberty Street3
* Endicott6
* Hooper2
* Johnson City4
* Binghamton7
* Langdon2
* Kirkwood4

Pennsylvania|

* Great Bend5
* Hickory Grove3
* Susquehanna6

New York|

* Gulf Summit5
* Oquaga2
* Deposit6
* Hale's Eddy0B5
* Hancock6
* Stockport4
* Lordville6
* Long Eddy5
* Hankins5
* Callicoon6
* Cochecton6
* Skinners5
* Narrowsburg6
* Tusten0C5

Pennsylvania|

* Mast Hope4
* Westcolang Park5
* Lackawaxen6
* Shohola6
* Parker’s Glen5
* Pond Eddy5
* Mill Rift0B5

New York|

* Sparrowbush5
* Port Jervis7
* Graham5
* Otisville
* Howells7
* Middletown8
* Main Street-Middletown3
* New Hampton7
* Goshen8
* Chester8
* Greycourt4
* Oxford5
* Monroe8
* Harriman8
* Arden7
* Southfields7
* Tuxedo
* SloatsburgE
* Sterlington4
* Ramapo5
* Hillburn5
* Suffern

New Jersey|

* Mahwah
* Ramsey
* Allendale
* Waldwick
* Hohokus
* Ridgewood
* Glen RockA
* Ferndale2
* HawthorneA
* River StreetA7
* Paterson
* Lake ViewA6
* CliftonA6
* Harrison StreetL5
* Passaic
* Prospect StreetL5
* Passaic ParkA6
* Carlton HillA6
* RutherfordF
* Secaucus0
* Jersey City5 / Hoboken

0Closed in 1900s
1Closed in 1910s
2Closed in 1920s
3Closed in 1930s
4Closed in 1940s
5Closed in 1950s
6Closed in 1960s
7Closed in 1970s

* * *

ABypassed in 1920s
BReopened in 1920s
CReopened in 1930s
DReopened in 1940s
EBypassed in 1950s
FBypassed in 1960s

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Italics - bypassed by the Erie Lackawanna Main Line in 1963
8Bypassed along the Graham Line and closed in 1980s

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* Chicago7
* Englewood6
* Hammond7
* Crown Point6
* North Judson6
* Rochester7
* Huntington7
* Decatur6
* Ohio City6
* Lima7
* Kenton6
* Marion7
* Galion7
* Mansfield7
* Ashland7
* Rittman6
* Wadsworth6
* Barberton6
* Akron7
* Kent7
* Ravenna6
* WarrenC
* Niles6
* YoungstownC
* Hubbard6
* Sharon7
* Greenville7
* Meadville7
* Saegertown6
* Cambridge Springs6
* Union City6
* Corry7
* Jamestown7
* Randolph7
* Salamanca7
* Olean7
* Cuba6
* Friendship6
* Belmont6
* Wellsville7
* Andover6
* Hornell7
* Addison6
* Corning7
* Elmira7
* Waverly7
* Owego6
* Endicott6
* Binghamton7
* New Milford6
* Scranton7
* Tobyhanna6
* Pocono Summit7
* Cresco7
* East Stroudsburg7
* Blairstown7
* Dover
* Summit
* Brick Church
* Newark
* Hoboken

6Closed in the 1960s
7Closed in 1970
CClosed by Conrail in 1977

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Main Line|

* Pavonia Terminal
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* Lake View
* Paterson
* River Street
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* Ramapo
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* Tuxedo
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* Harriman
* Monroe
* Oxford
* Greycourt
* Chester
* Goshen
* New Hampton
* Main Street–Middletown
* Middletown
* Howells
* Otisville
* Graham
* Port Jervis
* Sparrowbush

| Bergen County Railroad|

* Garfield
* Spring Tank
* Plauderville
* Warren Point
* Radburn
* Glen Rock

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New Jersey and New York Railroad|

* Carlstadt
* Woodridge–Moonachie
* Hasbrouck Heights
* Williams Avenue
* Hackensack
* Central Avenue
* Anderson Street
* Fairmount Avenue
* North Hackensack
* River Edge
* New Milford
* Oradell
* Emerson
* Westwood
* Hillsdale
* Hillsdale Manor
* Woodcliff Lake
* Park Ridge
* Montvale
* Pearl River
* Nanuet
* Spring Valley
* Union
* New Hempstead
* Pomona
* Mount Ivy
* Theills
* West Haverstraw
* Haverstraw

| New City Branch|

* Bardonia
* Germonds
* Durant
* New City

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Northern Branch|

* Susquehanna Transfer
* North Bergen
* New Durham
* Fairview
* Ridgefield
* Morsemere
* Palisades Park
* Leonia
* Sheffield Avenue
* Englewood
* Hudson Avenue
* Tenafly
* Cresskill
* Demarest
* Closter
* Norwood
* Northvale
* Tappan
* Sparkill
* Piermont
* Grand View
* South Nyack
* Nyack

New York and Greenwood Lake Railway|

* Arlington
* West Arlington
* North Newark
* Forest Hill
* Soho
* Belwood Park
* Rowe Street
* Orchard Street
* Bloomfield
* Glen Ridge
* Montclair
* Watchung Avenue
* Upper Montclair
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* Wayne
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* Pompton Junction
* Haskell
* Wanaque–Midvale
* Boardville
* Monks
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* Sterling Forest

| Newark Branch|

* Harrison
* Kearny
* Newark
* Riverside
* Woodside
* Essex
* Belleville
* Walnut Street–Nutley
* Nutley
* Franklin Avenue–Nutley
* Allwood
* Athenia
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Orange Branch|

* Silver Lake
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* East Orange
* Brighton Avenue
* Orange
* Llewellyn
* West Orange

Caldwell Branch|

* Cedar Grove
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* Verona
* Caldwell
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* Essex Fells

Ringwood Branch|

* Erskine
* Ringwood

Piermont Branch|

* Piermont Landing
* Orangeburg
* Blauvelt
* Nanuet
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* Monsey
* Monsey Heights
* Tallmans
* Daters Crossing

Newburgh Branch|

* Craigville
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* Salisbury Mills
* Vails Gate
* Vails Gate Junction
* New Windsor
* West Newburgh
* Newburgh

Newburgh Shortcut|

* Arden House
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* Woodbury
* Houghton Farm
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Pine Island Branch|

* Station H
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* Orange Farm
* Florida
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* Mount Eve
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Montgomery Branch|

* Kipps
* Campbell Hall
* Neely Town
* Beaver Dam
* Montgomery

Middletown and Crawford Branch|

* Circleville
* Bullville
* Thompson Ridge
* Van Keurens
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