Middleton (Greater Manchester) railway station

This article is about the closed station in Greater Manchester. For the similarly named station in County Cork, see Midleton railway station. For the similarly named station in Northumbria, see Middleton North railway station.

Middleton Railway station served the town of Middleton. Opened on 5 January 1857 it was at the end of short branch from Middleton Junction railway station. It closed to passengers on 7 September 1964 and completely on 11 October 1965.^[1]

References

↑ http://www.britishrailways1960.co.uk/CLMVHB07.html

Railways in Rochdale

Legend

Past, present and future

Rossendale Lines

to Bacup

Calderdale Lines

to Calderdale

Rochdale

to Bury

Oldham Lines

to Oldham

Manchester Lines North

to Manchester

Preceding station	Disused railways			Following station
Middleton Junction		L&YR		Terminus

Closed railway stations in Greater Manchester

Bolton	Bolton Great Moor Street Chequerbent (1831) Chequerbent (1885) Chew Moor Darcy Lever Horwich Lostock Lane Plodder Lane Rumworth and Daubhill The Oaks

Bury	Ainsworth Road Halt Bradley Fold Brandlesholme Road Halt Bury Knowsley Street Greenmount Holcombe Brook Knowles Level Crossing Halt Molyneux Brow Radcliffe Black Lane Radcliffe Bridge Ringley Road Sunny Wood Halt Tottington Withins Lane Woodhill Road Halt Woolfold

Manchester (city centre in italics)	Baguley Chorlton-cum-Hardy Clayton Bridge Dean Lane Didsbury Fallowfield High Street (Metrolink) Hyde Road Levenshulme South Longsight Manchester Central Manchester Liverpool Road Manchester Mayfield Manchester Oldham Road Miles Platting Newton Heath Northenden Park Wilbraham Road Withington and West Didsbury

Oldham	Delph Derker Diggle Dobcross Failsworth Friezland Grasscroft Grotton and Springhead Hollinwood Lees Measurements Middleton Junction Moorgate Oldham Central Oldham Clegg Street Oldham Glodwick Road Oldham Mumps Oldham Mumps (LNWR) Oldham Werneth Royton Royton Junction Saddleworth Shaw and Crompton Uppermill

Rochdale	Broadfield Broadley Middleton Milnrow New Hey Shawclough and Healey Wardleworth

Salford	Agecroft Bridge Barton Moss Cadishead Cross Lane Dixon Fold Ellenbrook Irlams o' th' Height Little Hulton Manchester Exchange Monton Green Oldfield Road Ordsall Lane Pendlebury Pendleton Pendleton Bridge Seedley Walkden Low Level Weaste Worsley

Stockport	Cheadle (CLC) Cheadle (LNWR) Cheadle Heath Hazel Grove (Midland) Heaton Mersey Heaton Norris Portwood Stockport Tiviot Dale

Tameside	Ashton Moss Ashton Park Parade Audenshaw Droylsden Dukinfield and Ashton Dukinfield Central Godley East Hooley Hill Micklehurst Oldham Road Park Bridge Staley and Millbrook

Trafford	Altrincham (1st) Bowdon Broadheath (Altrincham) Cornbrook Dunham (W&SR) Dunham Massey Partington West Timperley

Wigan	Amberswood (Hindley) Astley Atherleigh Atherton Bag Lane Boar's Head Hindley Green Hindley South Howe Bridge Leigh Lower Ince Pennington Platt Bridge Red Rock Tyldesley Westleigh West Leigh and Bedford Whelley Wigan Central

List of closed stations List of open stations TfGM Transport

Coordinates: 53°32′56″N 2°11′30″W / 53.5490°N 2.1917°W / 53.5490; -2.1917

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