List of NJ Transit stations

NJ Transit Rail Operations (NJTRO) provides passenger service on 12 lines at total of 165 stations, some operated conjunction with Amtrak and Metro-North (MNCR).^[1]

NJTRO was established by NJ Transit to run commuter rail operations in New Jersey. In January 1983 it took over operation from Conrail (CR), which itself had been formed in 1976 through the merger of a number of financially troubled railroads and had been operating commuter railroad service under contract from the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT).^[2] Soon after it was created NJT commissioned a survey of operating stations, 53 of which were eventually nominated and listed on the state and federal registers of historic places in 1984. Since 2009 NJT is a stakeholder in the state's "smart growth" transit-oriented development (TOD) initiatives, its transit hubs forming the basis for transit villages.^[3]

The regional rail network, which serves the northern and central parts of New Jersey and Rockland and Orange counties in New York, radiates from Hoboken, Midtown Manhattan, and Newark. Lines intersect at Secaucus Junction.^[4]^[5] Service from Atlantic City and south from Trenton, is provided by one NJTRO and two SEPTA lines to Center City, Philadelphia.^[4]^[5]^[6] Amtrak provides service in New Jersey along the Northeast Corridor (NEC) between Newark and Trenton and at intermediate points.^[4]

Since its inception, NJT has closed several stations and opened new ones reflecting infrastructure improvements and discontinuance or additions in service. Some station locations, not listed here, became part of the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail (HBLR) and the River LINE, which were largely built along existing railroad rights-of-way. New and re-opened stations are being built or proposed along planned expansions and extensions, notably Lackawanna Cut-Off, which is under reconstruction. Restoration of passenger service along the West Trenton Line, Monmouth-Ocean-Middlesex project ROWs, and the Raritan Valley/Lehigh Line, which include the reactivation/construction of new stations, has been considered but not advanced.

Lines served by NJT and terminal stations

NJT operates along 12 lines when including the NEC's Princeton Branch, the shortest commuter rail service in the USA, as well as excursion service to the Meadowlands providing service to 165 stations^[1]

Line	Terminals	Terminals
Atlantic City Line ^[7]	30th Street Station	Atlantic City Rail Terminal
Bergen County Line ^[8]	Hoboken Terminal	Waldwick Suffern Port Jervis
Gladstone Branch ^[9]	Hoboken Terminal Penn Station New York	Gladstone
Main Line ^[8]	Hoboken Terminal	Suffern Port Jervis
Meadowlands Rail Line	Hoboken Terminal Secaucus Junction	Meadowlands Station
Montclair-Boonton Line ^[10]	Hoboken Terminal Penn Station New York	Bay Street Montclair State Hackettstown
Morristown Line ^[9]	Hoboken Terminal Penn Station New York	Summit Dover Hackettstown
Northeast Corridor Line ^[11]	Penn Station New York	Rahway Jersey Avenue Trenton Transit Center
North Jersey Coast Line ^[12]	Penn Station New York Hoboken Terminal	South Amboy Long Branch Bay Head
Pascack Valley Line ^[13]^[14]	Hoboken Terminal	New Bridge Landing Spring Valley
Port Jervis Line ^[8]^[14]	Hoboken Terminal	Port Jervis
Princeton Branch ^[11]	Princeton Junction	Princeton
Raritan Valley Line ^[15]	Newark Penn Station Penn Station New York Hoboken Terminal	Raritan High Bridge

Designations of stations

Historic register listings

Main article: Operating Passenger Railroad Stations Thematic Resource (New Jersey)

Significant dates

Operating Passenger Railroad Stations
U.S. National Register of Historic Places
New Jersey Register of Historic Places
Location	New Jersey USA
Architectural style	various
NRHP Reference #	64000496^[16]
NJRHP #	5080^[17]
Added to NRHP	June 22, 1984 & September 29, 1984
Designated NJRHP	June 12, 1970

In 1981, NJT commissioned the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) to conduct a study of 112 train stations under its jurisdiction built before World War II that were still in operation. Many of thematic nomination stations are listed on the New Jersey Register of Historic Places (ID#5080) on March 17, 1984.^[17] The SHPO recommended that fifty-three stations, some of which had already been listed, be included in a thematic nomination for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Forty stations were added on June 22, 1984 and the remainder added on September 29, 1984. (#64000496)^[16] Most were along former lines and heritage railroads that had become part of NJT, while West Trenton Station is used by Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA).

The oldest station building, built in 1868 at the Ramsey-Main Street Station, was not listed. The oldest active station to be listed on NRHP was Hackensack's 1869-built Anderson Street Station, until it was destroyed in a fire and explosion in 2009, and thus was delisted. Proposals to revive service on the West Trenton Line and Lackawanna Cut-Off include the re-use of some listed stations in both New Jersey and northeastern Pennsylvania.

Two significant individually-listed historic stations include Newark Pennsylvania Station and Hoboken Terminal, both of which are major stations that also serve as terminals for light rail, PATH subway trains, and in the case of Hoboken, ferries across the Hudson River to Pier 11 at Wall Street and the Battery Park City Ferry Terminal.

Transit villages

The NJDOT established the Transit Village Initiative in 1999 to promote transit-oriented development (TOD)^[18] offering multi-agency assistance and grants to municipalities for projects which fulfill certain conditions to promote higher density development and use of public transportation within a 1-mile radius of a transit hub, specifying appropriate mixed land-use strategy, available property, station-area management, and commitment to affordable housing, job growth/maintenance, and cultural activities. Transit village development must also preserve the architectural integrity of historically significant buildings and the urban landscape. As of 2015, the state had made 30 transit village designations, many of which are centered around "Main Street" or central business district train stations.^[19] Since 2008 there has significant population growth & increased ridership in neighborhoods around stations.^[20]

Active stations

Stations operated by NJT

List	Station	Lines providing service	Locale Municipality County	Former railroad ROW	Opening Station house construction	Notes
1	Aberdeen-Matawan	North Jersey Coast Line	Matawan Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Cenrtal	1875	originally Matawan NJ/NRHP 1984 TOD 2003
2	Absecon	Atlantic City Line	Absecon Atlantic, NJ	Penn-Reading Seashore	1938 (rebuilt 1989)
3	Allendale	Bergen County Line Main Line	Allendale Bergen, NJ	Erie	1870
4	Allenhurst	North Jersey Coast Line	Allenhurst Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central	1897	NJ/NRHP 1980
5	Anderson Street	Pascack Valley Line	Hackensack Bergen, NJ	Erie	2013	original 1869 station house destroyed in fire 2009 NJ/NRHP 1984-2011
6	Annandale	Raritan Valley Line	Annandale Clinton Township Hunterdon, NJ	Jersey Central
7	Asbury Park	North Jersey Coast Line	Asbury Park Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central
8	Atco	Atlantic City Line	Atco Waterford Township Camden, NJ	Penn-Reading Seashore
9	Atlantic City	Atlantic City Line	Atlantic City Atlantic, NJ	Penn-Reading Seashore	1989	built by Amtrak as a replacement for old PRSL depot, which had replaced former Union Station.
10	Avenel	North Jersey Coast Line	Avenel Woodbridge Middlesex, NJ	Jersey Central	1867 station 1940 station house
11	Basking Ridge	Gladstone Branch	Basking Ridge Bernards Township Somerset, NJ	Lackawanna	1912
12	Bay Head	North Jersey Coast Line	Bay Head Ocean, NJ	Jersey Central
13	Bay Street	Montclair-Boonton Line	Montclair Essex, NJ	Montclair Connection	1981	TOD 2010^[21]
14	Belmar	North Jersey Coast Line	Belmar Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central		TOD 2003
15	Berkeley Heights	Gladstone Branch	Berkeley Heights Union, NJ	Lackawanna	1912
16	Bernardsville	Gladstone Branch	Bernardsville Somerset, NJ	Lackawanna	1901	NJ/NRHP
17	Bloomfield	Montclair-Boonton Line	Bloomfield Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1912	NJ/NRHP 1984 TOD 2003
18	Boonton	Montclair-Boonton Line	Boonton Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1905	NJ/NRHP 1977
19	Bound Brook	Raritan Valley Line	Bound Brook Somerset, NJ	Jersey Central	1913	replaced 1847-built Elizabethtown & Somerville Railroad depot NJ/NRHP 1984 TOD 2003
20	Bradley Beach	North Jersey Coast Line	Bradley Beach Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central	1912	NJ/NRHP 1984
21	Brick Church	Morristown Line+Gladstone Branch	East Orange Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1923	replaced 1878 depot NJ/NRHP 1984
22	Bridgewater	Raritan Valley Line	Bridgewater Township Somerset, NJ	Jersey Central	1999	replaced former Calco-CNJ station for American Cyanamid proposed for West Trenton Line (NJ Transit)
23	Broadway	Bergen County Line	Fair Lawn Bergen, NJ	Erie	1939
24	Chatham	Morristown Line	Borough of Chatham Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1914	replaced 1838-built M&E station
25	Cherry Hill	Atlantic City Line	Cherry Hill Township Camden, NJ	Penn-Reading Seashore
26	Clifton	Main Line	Clifton Pasaic, NJ	Lackawanna Boonton Line	1925
27	Convent Station	Morristown Line	at College of Saint Elizabeth Convent Station Morristown Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1912-1913
28	Cranford	Raritan Valley Line	Cranford Union, NJ	Jersey Central	1929	TOD 2003
29	Delawanna	Main Line	Clifton Passaic, NJ	Lackawanna Boonton Line	1925
30	Denville	Morristown Line+ Montclair-Boonton Line	Denville Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1890s	site of Denville Junction
31	Dover	Montclair-Boonton Line Morristown Line	Dover Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1902	replaced 1848 M&E station NJ/NRHP 1977
32	Dunellen	Raritan Valley Line	Dunellen Middlesex, NJ	Lackawanna	1954	TOD 2012
33	East Orange	Morristown Line+ Gladstone Branch	East Orange Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1923	replaced original 1836 depot NJ/NRHP 1984 TOD 2012
34	Edison	Northeast Corridor Line	Edison Middlesex, NJ	Pennsylvania
35	Egg Harbor City	Atlantic City Line	Egg Harbor City Atlantic, NJ	Penn-Reading Seashore
36	Elberon	North Jersey Coast Line	Elberon Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central	1899	NJ/NRHP 1984
37	Elizabeth	Northeast Corridor Line+ North Jersey Coast Line	Elizabeth Union, NJ	Pennsylvania		TOD 2007 adjacent inactive (since 1967) Jersey Central (NJ/NRHP) station proposed for incorporation at Elizabeth Midtown Station
38	Emerson	Pascack Valley Line	Emerson Bergen, NJ	Erie
39	Essex Street	Pascack Valley Line	Hackensack Bergen, NJ	Erie	1869
40	Fanwood	Raritan Valley Line	Fanwood Union, NJ	Jersey Central	1874	NJ/NRHP 1984
41	Far Hills	Gladstone Branch	Far Hills Somerset, NJ	Lackawanna	1914	NJ/NRHP 1984
42	Garfield	Bergen County Line	Garfield Bergen, NJ	Erie
43	Garwood	Raritan Valley Line	Garwood Union, NJ	Jersey Central
44	Gillette	Gladstone Branch	Gillette Long Hill Township Morris, NJ	Lackawanna
45	Gladstone	Gladstone Branch	Gladstone Peapack-Gladstone Somerset, NJ	Lackawanna	1891	NJ/NRHP 1984
46	Glen Ridge	Montclair-Boonton Line	Glen Ridge Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1912	NJ/NRHP 1980/1982
47	Glen Rock (Borough Hall)	Bergen County Line	Glen Rock Bergen, NJ	Erie	1930 1990s
48	Glen Rock (Main Line)	Main Line	Glen Rock Bergen, NJ	Erie	1905
49	Hackettstown	Morristown Line+ Montclair-Boonton Line	Hackettstown Warren, NJ	Lackawanna	1994	replaced former DL&W station 1868-1966.
50	Hamilton	Northeast Corridor Line	Hamilton Township Mercer, NJ	Pennsylvania	1999
51	Hammonton	Atlantic City Line	Hammonton Atlantic, NJ	Penn-Reading Seashore
52	Hawthorne	Main Line	Hawthorne Passaic, NJ	Erie
53	Hazlet	North Jersey Coast Line	Hazlet Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central	2003
54	High Bridge	Raritan Valley Line	High Bridge Hunterdon, NJ	Jersey Central	1913
55	Highland Avenue	Morristown Line+ Gladstone Branch	Orange Essex, NJ	Lackawanna
56	Hillsdale	Pascack Valley Line	Hillsdale Bergen, NJ	Erie	1869	NJ/NRHP 1984
57	Hoboken Terminal	Bergen County Line Gladstone Branch Main Line Meadowlands Rail Line Montclair-Boonton Line Morristown Line North Jersey Coast Pascack Valley Line Port Jervis Line Raritan Valley Line	Hoboken Hudson, NJ	Lackawanna	1907	Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Port Authority Trans-Hudson NY Waterway Hudson Place NJ/NRHP 1973
58	Ho-Ho-Kus	Main Line+Bergen County Line	Ho-Ho-Kus Bergen, NJ	Erie	1908	replaced two former late-19th century station houses
59	Jersey Avenue	Northeast Corridor Line	New Brunswick Middlesex, NJ	Pennsylvania	1963	NJDOT built County Yard Delco Lead
60	Kingsland	Main Line	Lyndhurst Township Bergen, NJ	Lackawanna Boonton Line	1903
61	Lake Hopatcong	Morristown Line+ Montclair-Boonton Line	Landing Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1911
62	Lebanon	Raritan Valley Line	Lebanon Hunterdon, NJ	Jersey Central
63	Lincoln Park	Montclair-Boonton Line	Lincoln Park Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1904
64	Linden	Northeast Corridor Line+North Jersey Coast Line	Linden Union, NJ	Pennsylvania+Jersey Central		TOD 2010
65	Lindenwold	Atlantic City Line	Lindenwold Camden, NJ	Penn-Reading Seashore		PATCO Speedline
66	Little Falls	Montclair-Boonton Line	Little Falls Passaic, NJ	Erie	1915
67	Little Silver	North Jersey Coast Line	Little Silver Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central	1890	NJ/NRHP
68	Long Branch	North Jersey Coast Line	Long Branch Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central	1988	replaced former NY&LB station
69	Lyndhurst	Main Line Lyndhurst Township	Bergen, NJ	Lackawanna Boonton Line	1928	replaced former M&E depot
70	Lyons	Gladstone Branch	Liberty Corner Bernards Township Somerset, NJ	Lackawanna	1931	NJ/NRHP 1984
71	Madison	Morristown Line	Madison Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1916	NJ/NRHP 1984
72	Mahwah	Main Line+Bergen County Line	Mahwah Bergen, NJ	Erie	1913	elevated 1902, new station built 1913, replaced 1871-built extant depot
73	Manasquan	North Jersey Coast Line	Manasquan Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central
74	Maplewood	Morristown Line+Gladstone Branch	Maplewood Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1902
75	Meadowlands Station	Meadowlands Rail Line	Meadowlands Sports Complex East Rutherford Bergen, NJ		2009	built by NJ Transit on spur from the Pascack Valley Line
76	Metropark Station	Northeast Corridor Line	Iselin Woodbridge Township Middlesex, NJ	Pennsylvania	1971	built by NJDOT originally for Amtrak
77	Metuchen	Northeast Corridor Line	Metuchen Middlesex, NJ	Pennsylvania	1888	served Amtrak during the 1970s TOD 2003
78	Middletown	North Jersey Coast Line	Middletown Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central	1988	replaced former NY&LB Depot
79	Millburn	Morristown Line+Gladstone Branch	Madison Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1907	replaced 1837-built M&E depot
80	Millington	Gladstone Branch	Millington Long Hill Township Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1901	replaced early-1870's-built M&E depot NJ/NRHP 1984
81	Monmouth Park	North Jersey Coast Line	at Monmouth Park Racetrack Oceanport Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central
82	Montclair Heights	Montclair-Boonton Line	Montclair Essex, NJ	Erie	1905	closed 1959 & reopened by NJT
83	Montclair State University	Montclair-Boonton Line	Montclair State University Great Notch Little Falls Passaic, NJ	Erie	2004
84	Montvale	Pascack Valley Line	Montvale Bergen, NJ	Erie	1930s
85	Morris Plains	Morristown Line	Morris Plains Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1915	NJ/NRHP 1984
86	Morristown	Morristown Line	Morristown Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1913	NJ/NRHP 1984 TOD 1999
87	Mount Arlington	Morristown Line+ Montclair-Boonton Line	Mount Arlington Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	2008	replaced former DL&W station closed in the 1930s.
88	Mount Olive	Morristown Line+ Montclair-Boonton Line	Mount Olive Township Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1994	built by NJT as a replacement for DL&W depot closed in 1946
89	Mount Tabor	Morristown Line	Mount Tabor Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1881
90	Mountain Avenue	Montclair-Boonton Line	Montclair Essex, NJ	Erie	1893	replaced former 1873-built Montclair Railway depot NJ/NRHP 1984
91	Mountain Lakes	Montclair-Boonton Line	Mountain Lakes Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1912	NJ/NRHP 2005
92	Mountain Station	Morristown Line+Gladstone Branch	South Orange Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1914	NJ/NRHP 1984
93	Mountain View-Wayne	Montclair-Boonton Line	Wayne Passaic, NJ	Erie	1963	built by Erie-Lackawanna Railroad; site of two former NY&GL depots, and a former Lackawanna depot
94	Murray Hill	Gladstone Branch	Murray Hill New Providence Union, NJ	Lackawanna	1891	NJ/NRHP 1984
95	Netcong	Morristown Line+ Montclair-Boonton Line	Netcong Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1901	TOD 2005
96	Netherwood	Raritan Valley Line	Plainfield<brUnion, NJ	Jersey Central	1894	NJ/NRHP 1984
97	New Bridge Landing	Pascack Valley Line	River Edge Bergen, NJ	Erie	1870	no station house since 1978; named "North Hackensack" station until 2009.
98	New Brunswick	Northeast Corridor Line	New Brunswick Middlesex, NJ	Pennsylvania	1903	Amtrak Northeast Regional+Keystone Service NJ/NRHP 1984 TOD 2005
99	New Providence	Gladstone Branch	New Providence Union, NJ	Lackawanna	1899
100	Newark Broad Street	Montclair-Boonton Line Morristown Line and Gladstone Branch	Newark Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1903	replaced 1836-built M&E depot Newark Light Rail NJ/NRHP 1984
101	North Branch	Raritan Valley Line	North Branch Somerset, NJ	Jersey Central
102	North Elizabeth	Northeast Corridor Line+ North Jersey Coast Line	Elizabeth Union, NJ	Pennsylvania	1987	Built by NJ Transit; Replacement for 1899-built PRR Depot.
103	Oradell	Pascack Valley Line	Oradell Bergen, NJ	Erie	1891	NJ/NRHP 1984
104	Orange	Morristown Line+Gladstone Branch	Orange Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1918	NJ/NRHP 1984 TOD 2009
105	Park Ridge	Pascack Valley Line	Park Ridge Bergen, NJ	Erie	1872	NJ/NRHP 1984 TOD 2015
106	Passaic	Main Line	Passaic Park Passaic, NJ	Lackawanna Boonton Line	1902
107	Paterson	Main Line	Paterson Passaic, NJ	Erie	1930	TOD 2001
108	Peapack	Gladstone Branch	Peapack Somerset, NJ	Lackawanna	1891
109	Pennsauken Transit Center	Atlantic City Line	Pennsauken Township Camden, NJ	Penn-Reading Seashore	2013	River LINE
110	Penn Station (Newark)	Northeast Corridor Line North Jersey Coast Line Raritan Valley Line	Newark Essex, NJ	Pennsylvania	1935	Amtrak PATH Newark Light Rail NJT bus Greyhound Lines NJ/NRHP 1978
111	Perth Amboy	North Jersey Coast Line	Perth Amboy Middlesex, NJ	Jersey Central	1923	NJ/NRHP 1984
112	Plainfield	Raritan Valley Line	Plainfield Union, NJ	Jersey Central	1902	TOD 2014
113	Plauderville	Bergen County Line	Garfield Bergen, NJ	Erie	1913 2011
114	Point Pleasant Beach	North Jersey Coast Line	Point Pleasant Beach Ocean, NJ	Jersey Central
115	Princeton	Princeton Branch	Princeton Mercer, NJ	Pennsylvania	2014	replaced 1865-built UNJ&C depot +1918 PRR station NJ/NRHP 1984
116	Princeton Junction	Northeast Corridor Line, Princeton Branch	Princeton Jct. Mercer, NJ	Pennsylvania	1987	Amtrak Northeast Regional+Keystone Service TOD 2014
117	Radburn	Bergen County Line	Radburn Fair Lawn Bergen, NJ	Erie	1930	NJ/NRHP 1984
118	Rahway	Northeast Corridor Line+ North Jersey Coast Line	Rahway Union, NJ	Pennsylvania+Jersey Central	1913	served Amtrak 1971-1975 TOD 2002
119	Ramsey-Main Street	Main Line+Bergen County Line	Ramsey Bergen, NJ	Erie	1868	oldest active railroad station building in New Jersey
120	Ramsey Route 17	Main Line+Bergen County Line+Port Jervis Line	Ramsey Bergen, NJ	Erie	2004	Metro-North
121	Raritan	Raritan Valley Line	Raritan Somerset, NJ	Jersey Central	1890
122	Red Bank	North Jersey Coast Line	Red Bank Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central	1876	NJ/NRHP 1984
123	Ridgewood	Main Line+Bergen County Line	Ridgewood Bergen, NJ	Erie	1916	NJ/NRHP 1984
124	River Edge	Pascack Valley Line	River Edge Bergen, NJ	Erie	1900
125	Roselle Park	Raritan Valley Line	Roselle Park Union, NJ	Lehigh Valley	1967
126	Rutherford	Bergen County Line	Rutherford Bergen, NJ	Erie Main Line	1898	replaced an 1862-built NY&E depot NJ/NRHP 1984 TOD 1999
127	Secaucus Junction	Bergen County Line, Gladstone Branch Montclair-Boonton Line Morristown Line Main Line Meadowlands Rail Line Northeast Corridor Line North Jersey Coast Line Pascack Valley Line Port Jervis Line Raritan Valley Line	Secaucus Hudson, NJ	Pennsylvania Erie	2003	Bergen County Line realigned in conjunction with construction
128	Short Hills	Morristown Line+ Gladstone Branch	Short Hills Millburn Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1907	replaced 1879-built M&E station
129	Somerville	Raritan Valley Line	Somerville Somerset, NJ	Jersey Central		replaced former CNJ station TOD 2010
130	South Amboy	North Jersey Coast Line	South Amboy Middlesex, NJ	Jersey Central		TOD 1999
131	South Orange	Morristown Line+ Gladstone Branch	South Orange Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1915	NJ/NRHP 1984 TOD 1999
132	Spring Lake	North Jersey Coast Line	Spring Lake Monmouth, NJ	Jersey Central
133	Stirling	Gladstone Branch	Stirling Morris, NJ	Lackawanna
134	Suffern	Main Line+Bergen County Line +Port Jervis Line	Suffern Rockland, NY	Erie	1941	Metro-North replaced 1887-built NY&E depot
135	Summit	Morristown Line+ Gladstone Branch	Summit Union, NJ	Lackawanna	1905	TOD 2013
136	Teterboro	Pascack Valley Line	Teterboro Bergen, NJ	Erie		aka "Williams Avenue"
137	Towaco	Montclair-Boonton Line	Towaco Morris, NJ	Lackawanna	1911 (rebuilt 1999-2000)
138	Trenton Transit Center	Northeast Corridor Line	Trenton Mercer, NJ	Pennsylvania (UNJR)	1893 1976 2008	Amtrak Trenton Line (SEPTA) River LINE
139	Union	Raritan Valley Line	Union Township Union, NJ	Rahway Valley	2003
140	Upper Montclair	Montclair-Boonton Line	Upper Montclair Essex, NJ	Erie	1892	replaced 1873-built Montclair Railway station NJ/NRHP 1984
141	Waldwick	Main Line+Bergen County Line+Port Jervis Line	Waldwick Bergen, NJ	Erie	1886
142	Walnut Street	Montclair-Boonton Line	Montclair Essex, NJ	Erie	1953	replaced 1873-built Montclair Railway station<br.NJ/NRHP 1984
143	Watchung Avenue	Montclair-Boonton Line	Montclair Essex, NJ	Erie	1904	replaced 1873-built Montclair Railway station NJ/NRHP 1984
144	Watsessing Avenue	Montclair-Boonton Line	Bloomfield Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1912	replaced 1856-built N&B station
145	Wayne Route 23	Montclair-Boonton Line	Wayne Passaic, NJ	Erie	2008 NJT
146	Westfield	Raritan Valley Line	Westfield Union, NJ	Jersey Central	1892 (N) 1912 (S)
147	Westwood	Pascack Valley Line	Westwood Bergen, NJ	Erie
148	White House	Raritan Valley Line	Whitehouse Station Hunterdon, NJ	Jersey Central	1892	NJ/NRHP 1984
149	Wood-Ridge	Pascack Valley Line	Wood-Ridge Bergen, NJ	Erie	1967	replaced 1860s-built NJ&NY depot
150	Woodbridge	North Jersey Coast Line	Woodbridge Township Middlesex, NJ	Jersey Central	1939
151	Woodcliff Lake	Pascack Valley Line	Woodcliff Lake Bergen, NJ	Erie

Stations operated by Amrak, Metro-North, PANYNJ, SEPTA

Metro-North Railroad's (MNCW) West of Hudson service is operated by New Jersey Transit.^[22] The ROW along the Pascack Valley Line is owned by NJT, which leases the infrastructure to MNCW. On the Port Jervis Line north of Suffern, the MNCW owns or leases the ROW in agreement with Norfolk Southern Railway and operates the stations.^[4] NJT and Metro-North also operate a joint Train to the Game service for football games at the Meadowlands Sports Complex with stops at New Haven Union Station, West Haven, Bridgeport, Fairfield, Fairfield Metro, Westport, South Norwalk, Darien, Stamford, Greenwich, Rye, and Larchmont on the New Haven Line. Two SEPTA Regional Rail lines terminate at stations in New Jersey, one of which is not served by NJT.

List	Station	Service	Local Municipality County	Former railroad	Opened	Notes
152	30th Street^[23] AMTK	Atlantic City Line	Market Street University City- Center City Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA	Pennsylvania PRSL	1933	Amtrak SEPTA Regional Rail connections to 30th Street (SEPTA station) Market–Frankford Line SEPTA Subway–Surface Trolley Lines NRHP 1996
153	Campbell Hall^[24] MNCW	Port Jervis Line Main Line Bergen County Line	Hamptonburgh Orange, NY	Erie Graham Line	1983
154	Harriman^[25] MNCW	Port Jervis Line Main Line Bergen County Line	Harriman Orange, NY	Erie Graham Line	1983	replaced Harriman (Erie)
155	Middletown–Town of Wallkill^[26] MNCW	Port Jervis Line Main Line Bergen County Line	Town of Wallkill Orange, NY	Erie Graham Line	1983	replaced Middletown (Erie)
156	Otisville^[27] MNCW	Port Jervis Line Main Line Bergen County Line	Otisville Mount Hope Orange County, NY	Erie	1908?
157	Nanuet^[28] MNCW	Pascack Valley Line	Nanuet Rockland, NY	Erie NJ&NY
158	Newark Airport Station^[29]^[30]^[31] PANYNJ	Northeast Corridor Line+ North Jersey Coast Line	Dayton Newark Essex, NJ	Pennsylvania	2001	built by PANYNJ for AirTrain Newark connection to Newark International Airport
159	Pearl River^[32] MNCW	Pascack Valley Line	Pearl River Rockland, NY	Erie NJ&NY
160	Penn Station (New York)^[33] AMTK	Northeast Corridor North Jersey Coast Montclair Boonton Morristown Line Gladstone Branch Raritan Valley Line	Midtown Manhattan New York City New York, NY	Pennsylvania	Original Pennsylvania Station (1910–1963) replaced between 1963-1968	Amtrak LIRR IRT Broadway – Seventh Avenue Line IND Eighth Avenue Line
161	Port Jervis^[34] MNCW	Port Jervis Line Main Line Bergen County Line	Port Jervis Orange, NY	Erie	1983	replaced Port Jervis (Erie) (NRHP 1980)
162	Salisbury Mills–Cornwall^[35] MNCW	Port Jervis Line Main Line Bergen County Line	Town of Cornwall Orange, NY	Erie Graham Line	1983
163	Sloatsburg^[36] MNCW	Port Jervis Line Main Line Bergen County Line	Sloatsburg Orange, NY	Erie	1841 original
164	Spring Valley^[37] MNCW	Pascack Valley Line	Spring Valley Rockland, NY	Erie NJ&NY
165	Tuxedo^[38] MNCW	Port Jervis Line Main Line Bergen County Line	at Tuxedo Park Tuxedo Orange, NY	Erie	1841	NRHP 2000
	One operating station in New Jersey is not served by NJT
166	West Trenton^[39] SEPTA	West Trenton Line (SEPTA)	West Trenton Ewing Mercer, NJ	Reading	1929	NJT-owned NJ/NRHP 1984 proposed terminus of West Trenton Line (NJ Transit)^[40]

Stations under construction or consideration by NJT

As of 2016, NJT was building two infill stations. Parts of the Lackawanna Cut-Off Restoration Project in New Jersey have been implemented and there are proposals to extend the line west and into northeastern Pennsylvania. Restoration of service along the West Trenton Line between West Trenton (with connecting service to SEPTA's West Trenton Line) and Bridgewater where it would junction with the Raritan Valley Line (RVL) has been proposed, but not advanced.^[41] Extension of RVL in connection with the Lehigh Line into Lehigh County, Pennsylvania has also been considered .^[42]^[43]^[44]

	Station	Line	Locale Municipality County	Former railroad ROW	Opening	Notes
Under construction as of 2016
1	North Brunswick	Northeast Corridor Line	North Brunswick Middlesex		2018 (projected)	County Yard
2	Wesmont	Bergen County Line	Wood-Ridge Bergen, NJ	Erie	2016 (projected)
Considered for restitution of service with restoration or new construction
1	Analomink	Lackawanna Cut-Off	Analomink Stroud Township Monroe, PA	Lackawanna		proposed
2	Andover	Lackawanna Cut-Off	Roxbury Township Morris, NJ	Lackawanna		proposed
3	Belle Mead	West Trenton Line	Belle Mead Montgomery Township Somerset, NJ	Reading	c.1940s 1982 closed	proposed restoration of service
4	Blairstown	Lackawanna Cut-Off	Blairstown Warren, NJ	Lackawanna	1911 1970 closed	proposed restoration of service
5	Delaware Water Gap	Lackawanna Cut-Off	Delaware Water Gap Smithfield Township Monroe, PA	Lackawanna		proposed would replace former Lackawanna Depot
6	East Stroudsburg	Lackawanna Cut-Off	East Stroudsburg Monroe, PA	Lackawanna	1856-1960 station building damaged in 2009 fire; relocated & restored	proposed; would replace relocated former station building
7	Hillsborough	West Trenton Line	Hillsborough Somerset, NJ	Reading		proposed
8	Hopewell	West Trenton Line	Hopewell Mercer, NJ	Reading D&BB	1876-1982	proposed restoration of service
9	I-95 / Hopewell Township	West Trenton Line	Hopewell Township Mercer, NJ	Reading		proposed
10	Pocono Mountain	Lackawanna Cut-Off	Mount Pocono Coolbaugh Township Monroe, PA	Lackawanna		proposed will replace 1908-built DL&W Depot
11	Scranton	Lackawanna Cut-Off	Scranton Lackawanna, PA	Lackawanna		proposed would replace former Lackawanna Terminal

Stations closed and service discontinued by NJT

New Jersey Transit has closed numerous stations since its inception due to realignments in service or low ridership.

List	Station	Line	Locale Municipality County	Former railroad	Opened	Closed	Notes
1	Ampere	Montclair Branch	East Orange Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1908	1991
2	Arlington	Boonton Line	Kearney Hudson, NJ	Erie NYGL	1899	2002	Montclair Connection
3	Benson Street	Boonton Line	Glen Ridge Essex, NJ	Erie NYGL	1883	2002	Montclair Connection
4	Fairmount Avenue	Pascack Valley Line	Hackensack Bergen, NJ	Erie NJ&NY	1870	1983
5	Finderne	Raritan Valley Line	Finderne Bridgewater Township Somerset, NJ	Jersey Central		2006
6	Great Notch	Montclair-Boonton Line	Great Notch Little Falls Passaic, NJ	Erie	1905	2010	also Erie Caldwell Branch until 1966
7	Grove Street	Gladstone Branch	East Orange Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1901	1991
8	Harmon Cove	Bergen County Line + Pascack Valley Line	Harmon Cove Secaucus Hudson, NJ		1978	2003
9	Harrison	Morris & Essex Lines	Harrison Hudson, NJ	Lackawanna	1906	1984
10	North Newark	Boonton Line	Upper Broadway Newark Essex, NJ	Lackawanna		1984
11	North Rahway	Northeast Corridor Line+ North Jersey Coast Line	Rahway Union, NJ	Pennsylvania		1993
12	Roseville Avenue	Morris & Essex Lines	Roseville Newark Essex, NJ	Lackawanna	1905	1984
13	Rowe Street	Boonton Line	Bloomfield Township Essex, NJ	Erie NYGL	1955	2002	replaced former "Orchard Street" Erie station Montclair Connection

Abbreviations

C&A=Camden and Amboy
CNJ=Central Railroad of New Jersey
CR=Conrail
DL&W=Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Erie=Erie Railroad
H&M=Hudson and Manhattan Railroad
L&HR=Lehigh and Hudson River Railway
LIRR=Long Island Rail Road
M&E=Morris and Essex Railroad
N&E=New York and Erie Railroad
NEC=Northeast Corridor
NYE=New York and Erie
NYGL=New York and Greenwood Lake Railway
NYLB=New York and Long Branch Railroad
NRHP=National Register of Historic Places
NJDOT=New Jersey Department of Transportation
NJRHP=New Jersey Register of Historic Places
NJT=New Jersey Transit
NJTRO=New Jersey Transit Rail Operations
NYS&W=New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway
NS=Norfolk Southern Railway
PATH=Port Authority Trans-Hudson
PRR=Pennsylvania Railroad
PS=Public Service Railway
SEPTA=Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
SHPO=State Historic Preservation Office
TOD= Transit-oriented development
UNJR=United New Jersey Railroad and Canal Company
WJ=West Jersey and Seashore Railroad

References

1 2 "New Jersey Transit At A Glance" (PDF). New Jersey Tranist. 2014. Retrieved 25 December 2015.
↑ "How was NJ Transit's rail division formed?". quora.com. Retrieved 25 November 2015.
↑ "About Us". NJT. Retrieved 30 December 2015.
1 2 3 4 "New Jersey State Rail Plan" (PDF). NJDOT. December 2012. Retrieved 30 December 2015.
1 2 "Passenger Rail Service in New York State". New York State Department of Transportation. Retrieved 30 December 2015.
↑ "Clickable Regional Rail & Rail Transit Map". SEPTA. Retrieved 30 December 2015.
↑ "Atlantic City Line" (PDF). New Jersey Transit. Retrieved 28 December 2015.
1 2 3 "Main/Bergen County" (PDF). New Jersey Transit. Retrieved 28 December 2015.
1 2 "Morristown and Essex" (PDF). New Jersey Transit. Retrieved 28 December 2015.
↑ "Montclair-Boonton Line" (PDF). New Jersey Transit. Retrieved 28 December 2015.
1 2 "Northeast Corridor Line" (PDF). New Jersey Transit. Retrieved 28 December 2015.
↑ "North Jersey Coast Line" (PDF). New Jersey Transit. Retrieved 28 December 2015.
↑ "Pascack Valley Line" (PDF). New Jersey Transit. Retrieved 28 December 2015.
1 2 "Port Jervis and Pascack Valley Line" (PDF). Metro-North Railroad. Retrieved 28 December 2015.
↑ "Raritan Valley Line" (PDF). New Jersey Transit. Retrieved 28 December 2015.
1 2 "Operating Passenger Railroad Stations Thematic Resource" (PDF). National Park Service. May 8, 1984. Retrieved 2013-01-22. This nomination is the result of a survey of all 112 of New Jersey's operating passenger railroad stations built before World War II
1 2 "New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places - Multiply/Thematic" (PDF). New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection - Historic Preservation Office. Retrieved 2014-02-21.
↑ "Transit-Oriented Development". NJDOT. Retrieved 25 December 2015.
↑ "FAQ". Transit Village Initiative. NJDOT. July 9, 2015. Retrieved 27 December 2015.
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↑ "Philadelphia 30th Street". NJT. Retrieved 26 December 2015.
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↑ "Harriman". NJT. Retrieved 26 December 2015.
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↑ "Salisbury Mills Cornwall". NJT. Retrieved 26 December 2015.
↑ "Sloatsburg". NJT. Retrieved 26 December 2015.
↑ "Spring Valley". NJT. Retrieved 26 December 2015.
↑ "Tuxedo". NJT. Retrieved 26 December 2015.
↑ "West Trenton". SEPTA. Retrieved 25 December 2015.
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↑ "NJTPA - North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority - I-78 Corridor Transit Study". Retrieved 27 December 2015.

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NJ Transit Rail stations

Atlantic City Line

Cape May Branch	Lindenwold Tuckahoe Rio Grande Cape May

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Bergen County Line

Hoboken
Secaucus Junction
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Rutherford
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Ramsey Route 17
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Gladstone Branch

MidTOWN DIRECT	New York Penn Station Secaucus Junction

Hoboken	Hoboken Harrison

Lackawanna Cut-Off

Main Line

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Meadowlands

Montclair-Boonton Line

MidTOWN DIRECT	New York Penn Station Secaucus Junction

Hoboken	Hoboken

Boonton Branch	Hoboken Arlington Rowe Street Benson Street Walnut Street

Morristown Line

MidTOWN DIRECT	New York Penn Station Secaucus Junction

Hoboken	Hoboken Harrison

North Jersey Coast Line

Penn Station	New York Penn Station Secaucus Junction

Hoboken	Hoboken

Northeast Corridor Line

Princeton Branch	Princeton Junction Princeton

Pascack Valley Line

Hoboken
Secaucus Junction
Harmon Cove–Secaucus
Wood-Ridge
Teterboro
Essex Street
Anderson Street
Fairmount Avenue
New Bridge Landing
River Edge
Oradell
Emerson
Westwood
Hillsdale
Woodcliff Lake
Park Ridge
Montvale
(Metro-North Pascack Valley Line to Spring Valley →)

Raritan Valley Line

Penn Station	New York Penn Station Secaucus Junction

Hoboken	Hoboken

West Trenton Line

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Italics denote closed stations, stations under construction, and unused line segments.

NJ Transit Rail Operations

Hoboken Division	Bergen County Line Main Line Meadowlands Rail Line Montclair-Boonton Line Morris & Essex Lines (Morristown Line and Gladstone Branch) Pascack Valley Line

Newark Division	Atlantic City Line North Jersey Coast Line Northeast Corridor Line Princeton Branch Raritan Valley Line

Connections	Aldene Connection Lehigh Line Connection Kearny Connection Montclair Connection Secaucus Junction Waterfront Connection

Rolling stock	Current: EMD GP40PH-2 ALP-46 ALP-45DP PL42AC Comet coaches Comet V MultiLevel coaches Arrow multiple units

Proposed lines	Lackawanna Cut-Off MOM Northern Branch Passaic–Bergen Rail Line West Trenton Line

Other topics	Access to the Region's Core Atlantic City Express Service Gateway Project List of stations Historic stations

Major railroad stations in New York City and Northern New Jersey

Active terminals	Atlantic Terminal Grand Central Terminal Hoboken Terminal Long Island City New York Penn Station

Major transfer stations	Jamaica Newark Penn Station Newark Broad Street Secaucus Junction

Historical terminals	Communipaw Exchange Place Pavonia Weehawken

New York metropolitan area railroads

New York

Rapid transit	New York City Subway Staten Island Railway PATH

Commuter rail	Long Island Rail Road Metro-North Railroad

People mover	AirTrain JFK AirTrain LaGuardia (proposed)

New Jersey

Rapid transit	PATH

Commuter rail	NJ Transit Rail Operations

Light rail	Hudson–Bergen Light Rail Newark Light Rail

People mover	AirTrain Newark

Connecticut

Commuter rail	New Haven Line Danbury Branch New Canaan Branch Waterbury Branch

Mass transit in the Delaware Valley

Transit buses	SEPTA Philadelphia Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties Pottstown Pottstown Area Rapid Transit Reading Berks Area Regional Transportation Authority NJ Transit Camden, Gloucester, and Salem County suburban service Camden, Gloucester, and Salem County local service Atlantic and Cape May County local service Long-distance local routes from Philadelphia Long-distance routes from Atlantic City DART First State Kent County New Castle County

Commuter rail	SEPTA Regional Rail Airport Line Chestnut Hill East Line Chestnut Hill West Line Cynwyd Line Fox Chase Line Lansdale/Doylestown Line Manayunk/Norristown Line Media/Elwyn Line Paoli/Thorndale Line Trenton Line Warminster Line West Trenton Line Wilmington/Newark Line NJ Transit Atlantic City Line

Rapid transit and light rail	SEPTA Broad Street Line Market–Frankford Line Norristown High Speed Line Subway–Surface trolleys Route 15 Routes 101 and 102 Delaware River Port Authority PATCO Speedline NJ Transit River Line Proposed Schuylkill Valley Metro (cancelled) Greenline (cancelled) Glassboro–Camden Line Camden-Philadelphia BRT

Northeast Corridor services

Inter-city

Amtrak	Acela Express Northeast Regional New Haven–Springfield Shuttle Cardinal Carolinian Crescent Keystone Palmetto Pennsylvanian Silver Meteor Silver Star Vermonter

Commuter

MBTA	Providence/Stoughton Line

CDOT	Shore Line East

Metro-North	New Haven Line

NJ Transit	Northeast Corridor Line North Jersey Coast Line

SEPTA	Trenton Line Wilmington/Newark Line

MARC	Penn Line

Freight

Currently operating commuter rail systems in the United States

California	ACE Caltrain Coaster Metrolink

Colorado	A Line

Connecticut	Shore Line East

Florida	SunRail Tri-Rail

Illinois/Wisconsin	Metra

Indiana/Illinois	South Shore Line

Massachusetts/Rhode Island	MBTA Commuter Rail

Maryland/West Virginia/Washington, DC	MARC

Minnesota	Northstar Line

New Jersey/New York/Pennsylvania	NJ Transit

New York	Long Island Rail Road

New York/Connecticut	Metro-North Railroad

New Mexico	Rail Runner Express

Oregon	WES Commuter Rail

Pennsylvania/New Jersey/Delaware	SEPTA Regional Rail

Tennessee	Music City Star

Texas	A-train Capital MetroRail Trinity Railway Express

Utah	FrontRunner

Virginia/Washington, DC	Virginia Railway Express

Washington	Sounder

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