Port Moody station

Port Moody was a train station in Port Moody, British Columbia. It is located at 65 Williams St. It was owned by both BC Transit and TransLink. It was used for their West Coast Express service.

The first station was originally built in 1882 and was used by Canadian Pacific Railway for their line, serving as their western terminus before CP Rail expanded their service to Vancouver. After CP Rail left, the station building was transformed into the Port Moody Station Museum. In 1995, the station, along with the others stations, were built and opened along with the West Coast Express on November 1, 1995.

The station featured two tracks and a side platform to board from. It was preceded by the terminus at Waterfront station and ended at Coquitlam Central towards Mission City. On December 1, 2016, the station was shut down after TransLink's Evergreen Extension opened the next day. The station was eventually replaced with Moody Centre station for West Coast Express traffic.

The station served as a connection for the 97 B-Line TransLink bus services.

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Category:1995 establishments in British Columbia
Category:2016 disestablishments in British Columbia
Category:Railway stations in Canada
Category:West Coast Express stations