Calamba railway station

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Calamba Station
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Exterior of Calamba station
LocationRizal Street
Barangay 1, Calamba City, Laguna
Coordinates 14°12′25.02″N121°09′29.08″E / 14.2069500°N 121.1580778°E / 14.2069500; 121.1580778 Coordinates: 14°12′25.02″N121°09′29.08″E / 14.2069500°N 121.1580778°E / 14.2069500; 121.1580778
Owned by Philippine National Railways
Line(s)PNR Southrail , Batangas line (abandoned)
PlatformsSide platform
Tracks2, plus 1 siding track
Construction
Structure typeAt grade
Disabled accessYes
Other information
Station codeLA
History
Opened1909
Rebuilt2013
Services
Preceding station  PNR  Following station
toward  Tutuban
Metro South Commuter Terminus
toward  Tutuban
Bicol Express
toward  Legazpi
Isarog Limited
toward  Naga
PNR Metro Commuter
North–South Commuter Line
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Valenzuela
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Governor Pascual
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Caloocan
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Caloocan Depot
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10th Avenue
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5th Avenue
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Solis
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Tutuban Railyard &
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Tutuban
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Blumentritt
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Laong Laan
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España
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Valencia Estuary
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Santa Mesa
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Pandacan Estuary
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Pandacan
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Pasay Road
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Tripa de Gallina Estuary
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EDSA
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FTI
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Bicutan
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Sucat
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Sucat River
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Alabang BSicon BUS2.svg
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Bayanan Creek
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Poblacion River
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Muntinlupa
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Magdaong River
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Tunasan
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Tunasan River
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San Pedro
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Carmona
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Pacita MG
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Golden City 1
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Biñan
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Biñan River
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Silang-Santa Rosa River
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Santa Rosa
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Golden City 2
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Cabuyao River delta
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Cabuyao
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Gulod
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Cabuyao River delta
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Mamatid
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Banlic
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Calamba

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The Hybrid Electric Train headquarters is also located at Calamba station departure, built by Department of Science and Technology's Metals Industry Research and Development Center, It is the main station of the Hybrid Electric Train (HET), runs from Calamba to San Pablo in Laguna to the south in May 6, 2019, The train project began 2012 and built in year 2014-2015. The project was introduced to the public and the media in June 2016

DOST-MIRDC Hybrid Electric Train (HET) awaiting departure at Calamba station. HETcalambafacingnorth.jpg
DOST-MIRDC Hybrid Electric Train (HET) awaiting departure at Calamba station.


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