Corbière railway station

Corbière railway station is a former station in La Corbière, the extreme south-western point on the Island of Jersey in the Channel Islands. Located in the Parish of Saint Brélade, it was the western terminus of the Jersey Railway which ran along the south coast to the capital town of the island, Saint Helier.[1]

The station from the old track bed

Corbière railway station
The former Corbière railway station building
Location	Saint Brélade Jersey, Channel Islands
Coordinates	49°10′54″N 2°14′18″W
Owned by	Jersey Railway
Line(s)	Western line to St Aubin & Corbière
Other information
Status	closed
History
Opened	1 July 1899 (1899-07-01)
Closed	30 September 1939 (1939-09-30)
Route map St Helier Weighbridge 1870–1936 West Park 1872–1936 Bellozanne Halt 1923–1936 First Tower 1870–1936 Millbrook Halt 1923–1936 Millbrook 1870–1936 moved 1912 Bel Royal 1872–1936 moved 1920 Bel Royal Halt 1923–1936 Beaumont 1870–1936 La Haule 1876–1936 St Aubin 1870–1936 Greenville 1884–1899 Pont Marquet c. 1890–1936 Don Bridge 1884–1936 Blanches Banques c. 1890–1936 La Moye 1884–1936 La Moye Quarries 1884–1899 Corbière 1899–1936
Location
Corbière railway station Location within Jersey

The station had a relatively short life, opening on 1 July 1899 and closing 30 September 1939, although the track was briefly re-laid and the line re-opened for freight during the German occupation of the Channel Islands.[2]

The station building, platform and track bed are still extant, with the building having a large glass extension added in 2008.[3] A modern bus route that serves the same towns and villages ends outside the front of the station building.[4]

References

1. "Jersey Railway". Grace's Guide.
2. Catford, Nick (17 May 2017). "Corbière". Disused Stations.
3. "Jersey house to be featured on property programme". Jersey Evening Post. 13 October 2015.
4. "Timetables, Summer 2019". Liberty Bus.