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Washago railway station

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Owned by
  
Via Rail

Bicycle facilities
  
no

Owner
  
Via Rail

Tracks
  
1

Parking
  
no

Province
  
Ontario

Platforms in use
  
1

Washago railway station

Location
  
3321 Quetton Street Washago, ON Canada

Previous names
  
Canadian National Railway

Address
  
Muskoka St, Washago, ON L0K 2B0, Canada

Similar
  
Niagara Falls, Bruce's Mill Conservation Area, Pacific Central Station, Union Station, White Pass and Yukon Route

Washago railway station is located in the community of Washago part of the municipality of Severn Ontario, Canada. The actual location is south off Simcoe County Road 169 east of Highway 11.

Contents

It is the first station stop northwest of Toronto Union Station for Via Rail's Canadian. It was also the first stop northwest of Union Station for the Ontario Northland Railway's Northlander, until the train service was discontinued in 2012.

Services

The station is unstaffed with all ticketing and baggage handling services provided by VIA Rail onboard train staff. Tracks are maintained by Via Rail and CN Rail.

Station Buildings

An abandoned CNR steam locomotive-era water tower at the station has been decorated and is used for the hamlet's water supply. The station itself consists of a transit shelter and platform with a small waiting room (grey structure) located by the tracks. The white station building is now used by CN to house maintenance staff and is not open to passengers. Parking is limited and rest of the station area is used to store CN Rail maintenance vehicles.

References

Washago railway station Wikipedia