Disused railway stations on the Cornish Main Line

v t e Plymouth to Penzance
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to Exeter St Davids Plymouth (Millbay) 0¾ Plymouth (North Road) Cornwall Junction London & South Western Rly ½ Wingfield Villas Halt 1¾ Devonport 1¼ Dockyard 1½ Ford Halt 2¾ Keyham Tamar Valley Line 2¾ St Budeaux Ferry Road Royal Albert Bridge 4¾ Saltash 4¾ Defiance Platform 1906 deviation 9¾ St Germans 14½ Menheniot 17½ Liskeard Coombe Junction Halt Moorswater Liskeard and Looe Railway 20¾ Doublebois 26½ Bodmin Parkway Bodmin branch line Respryn 30¾ Lostwithiel Lostwithiel & Fowey Rly Golant Carne Point Fowey 34½ Par Par Harbour St Blazey Cornwall Minerals Railway 39¾ St Austell Lansalson branch line 41½ Burngullow Newquay & Cornwall Jn Ry 46¾ Grampound Road Probus and Ladock Halt 53½ Truro Truro (Newham) Falmouth branch line Penwithers Junction 58¾ Chacewater Truro and Newquay Railway 60½ Scorrier 62½ Redruth Tresavean branch line Portreath branch line 63¾ Carn Brea North Crofty 65½ Dolcoath Halt 66¼ Camborne Penponds Helston Railway 68¾ Gwinear Road Hayle Railway 70¼ Angarrack 71¾ Copperhouse Halt 72¾ Hayle St Ives branch line 73¾ St Erth 77½ Marazion 79¼ Penzance

There are seventeen disused railway stations on the Cornish Main Line between Plymouth in Devon and Penzance in Cornwall, England. The remains of nine of these can be seen from passing trains. While a number of these were closed following the so-called "Beeching Axe" in the 1960s, many of them had been closed much earlier, the traffic for which they had been built failing to materialise.