List of railway stations in Cumbria

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This is a list of National Rail stations in the ceremonial county of Cumbria by 2017/2018 entries and exits, based on the UK Office of Rail and Road reports 2016-18. [1]

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RankStationArea servedUnitary authorityOperatorLine(s)PlatformsPassenger usage 2016/17 [1] Passenger usage 2017/18 [1] Image
1 Carlisle Carlisle Cumberland Avanti West Coast West Coast Main Line, Glasgow South Western Line, Settle–Carlisle Line, Tyne Valley Line, and Cumbrian Coast Line 81,856,2681,967,474 Carlisle Railway Station - geograph.org.uk - 958854.jpg
2 Barrow-in-Furness Barrow-in-Furness Westmorland and Furness Northern Furness Line and Cumbrian Coast Line3653,310652,246 Barrow-in-Furness Station, Cumbria.jpg
3 Oxenholme Lake District Oxenholme Westmorland and FurnessAvanti West CoastWest Coast Main Line and Lakes Line 3571,180581,309 Oxenholme Lake District railway station in spring 2013 (1).JPG
4 Penrith North Lakes Penrith Westmorland and FurnessAvanti West CoastWest Coast Main Line3547,208565,660 Penrith Railway Station.jpg
5 Windermere Windermere Westmorland and FurnessNorthernLakes Line1415,448421,658 Windermere railway station 2008.JPG
6 Ulverston Ulverston Westmorland and FurnessNorthernFurness Line2301,818307,416 Ulverston Railway Station FR 20.09.2016.jpg
7 Whitehaven Whitehaven CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line2250,792231,926 Whitehavenstn.jpg
8 Kendal Kendal Westmorland and FurnessNorthernLakes Line1204,026208,698 Kendal7.jpg
9 Sellafield Sellafield nuclear site CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line2199,818206,094 Sellafield railway station in 2005.jpg
10 Millom Millom CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line2194,766186,670 Millom Railway Station.jpg
11 Workington Workington CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line2186,576183,198 Workington railway station 2005 ET.jpg
12 Grange-over-Sands Grange-over-Sands Westmorland and FurnessNorthernFurness Line2153,586144,766 Grange-over-Sands railway station.JPG
13 Arnside Arnside Westmorland and FurnessNorthernFurness Line2110,610103,176 Arnside station.JPG
14 Maryport Maryport CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line189,56285,478 Maryport Station - geograph.org.uk - 1831009.jpg
15 Cark and Cartmel Cark, Cartmel, Allithwaite, and Flookburgh Westmorland and FurnessNorthernFurness Line275,79076,572 Carkstn.jpg
16 Dalton Dalton-in-Furness Westmorland and FurnessNorthernFurness Line276,69073,378 Dalton railway station in 2008.jpg
17 Askam Askam-in-Furness and Ireleth Westmorland and FurnessNorthernCumbrian Coast Line265,75262,882 Askam and Ireleth-Station 2-17.12.06.jpg
18 Roose Roose Westmorland and FurnessNorthernFurness Line258,49261,716 Roose railway station.jpg
19 Appleby Appleby-in-Westmorland Westmorland and FurnessNorthernSettle–Carlisle Line261,44660,254 Appleby-in Westmorland Station - geograph.org.uk - 1136277.jpg
20 Corkickle Corkickle CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line145,85250,422 Corkickle railway station platform in 2009.jpg
21 Wigton Wigton CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line249,12446,900 Wigton railway station 1.jpg
22 St Bees St Bees CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line251,11446,734 St Bees railway station with sign.jpg
23 Staveley Staveley Westmorland and FurnessNorthernLakes Line142,37840,920 StaveleyStation.JPG
24 Seascale Seascale CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line240,46437,034 Seascale railway station in 2007.jpg
25 Ravenglass Ravenglass CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line232,63831,930 Ravenglass Railway Station.jpg
26 Kirkby Stephen Kirkby Stephen Westmorland and FurnessNorthernSettle–Carlisle Line219,96230,150 Kirkby Stephen railway station.jpg
27 Kents Bank Kents Bank Westmorland and FurnessNorthernFurness Line228,26228,358 Platforms, Kents Bank Station - geograph.org.uk - 1598073.jpg
28 Harrington Harrington CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line230,26227,776 Harrington Railway Station.jpg
29 Wetheral Wetheral and Great Corby CumberlandNorthernTyne Valley Line222,87225,894 Wetheral Station October 2009.JPG
30 Foxfield Foxfield and Broughton-in-Furness Westmorland and FurnessNorthernCumbrian Coast Line224,60422,680 Foxfield railway station in 2008.jpg
31 Aspatria Aspatria CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line225,90422,420 Aspatria Railway Station.jpg
32 Dalston Dalston CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line222,18021,556 Dalston Railway Station.jpg
33 Brampton Brampton CumberlandNorthernTyne Valley Line217,70818,540 Brampton (Cumbria) railway station in 2006.jpg
34 Langwathby Langwathby Westmorland and FurnessNorthernSettle–Carlisle Line24,13218,166 Settle to Carlisle Railway - Langwathby station (14255191882).jpg
35 Burneside Burneside Westmorland and FurnessNorthernLakes Line114,26018,048 Burneside railway station in 2009.jpg
36 Garsdale Garsdale Head, Hawes, and Sedbergh Westmorland and FurnessNorthernSettle–Carlisle Line212,52015,984 Garsdale Station - geograph.org.uk - 1139536.jpg
37 Kirkby-in-Furness Kirkby-in-Furness Westmorland and FurnessNorthernCumbrian Coast Line214,57814,398 Kirkby-in-Furness railway station.jpg
38 Lazonby and Kirkoswald Lazonby and Kirkoswald Westmorland and FurnessNorthernSettle–Carlisle Line24,15011,222 Lazonby Railway Station.jpg
39 Bootle Bootle, Eskmeals, and Hycemoor CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line211,85010,870 Bootle Railway Station.jpg
40 Drigg Drigg and Holmrook CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line210,3489,728 Drigg railway station in 2004.jpg
41 Flimby Flimby CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line211,6789,442 Flimby Station - geograph.org.uk - 1830464.jpg
42 Dent Dent and Cowgill Westmorland and FurnessNorthernSettle–Carlisle Line27,2487,988 Dent railway station.jpg
43 Parton Parton CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line27,3967,426 Parton station.jpg
44 Armathwaite Armathwaite Westmorland and FurnessNorthernSettle–Carlisle Line22,1807,100 The Citadel Express at Armathwaite railway station in 1978.jpg
45 Silecroft Silecroft CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line28,1047,030 Silecroft goods trade - geograph.org.uk - 279363.jpg
46 Green Road The GreenCumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line26,9826,504 Green Road railway stationstn.jpg
47 Braystones Braystones and Beckermet CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line1956992 Braystones-station.jpg
48 Nethertown Nethertown CumberlandNorthernCumbrian Coast Line1412536 Nethertown Railway Station Jan 2018.jpg

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References

  1. 1 2 3 "Estimates of station usage". Office of Rail and Road. Retrieved 1 November 2019.