Newmarket Warren Hill railway station

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Legend
section of line year opened year closed
1854 –– to Bury St Edmunds 1880 –– Chippenham Junction Snailwell Junction to Ely 1879 –– 1854 –– 1879 1966? Warren Hill Junction Warren Hill 1885 c.1948 1854 –– Warren Hill Tunnel 1100 yd 1006 m Newmarket High Level 1848 1902 1879 1902 1848 –– 1858 –– Newmarket 1902 –– 1848 –– 1848 –– to Great Chesterford & London (to 1851) to Cambridge (from 1851)

Newmarket Warren Hill station (52°15′09″N 0°25′07″E / 52.2524°N 0.4187°E / 52.2524; 0.4187 (Newmarket Warren Hill railway station)) was built by the Great Eastern Railway. It opened on 4 April 1885 just to the north of Warren Hill Tunnel^[1] and catered for racecourse-goers arriving from points north, particularly Lincoln, Leeds and Manchester, with the encouragement of the Jockey Club.^[2] Warren Hill was closed by the London and North Eastern Railway some time in or after 1945^[1] but before 1 January 1948, when British Railways was formed.