List of train stations in Zeeland

The train station in Middelburg

The list of train stations in Zeeland includes all still operating and former train stations in the Dutch province of Zeeland .

Operated train stations

The Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS) currently (as of 2019) operate nine train stations in Zeeland. They are all on the Zeeuwse Lijn (German Seeland Line ), which runs from Vlissingen via Roosendaal to Amsterdam .

Note: The number in brackets indicates the opening date.

Arnemuiden (1872)
Goes (1868)
Chapel-Biezelinge (1868)
Krabbendijke (1868)
Kruiningen-Yerseke (1868)

Middelburg (1872)
Rilland-Bath (1872)
Vlissingen (1872)
Vlissingen Souburg (1986)

Former train stations

The Vlake station, also located on the Zeeuwse Lijn, has not been in operation since 1933, as have three stations on the line between Mechelen and Terneuzen, which was closed in 1951 .

Axel (1871–1951)
Hulst (1871-1952)

Kijkuit (1871–1951)
Vlake (1870-1933)

Spoorwegmaatschappij Zuid-Beveland (SZB) train stations

In 1927, the Spoorweg-Maatschappij Zuid-Beveland opened three more lines from Goes to Hoedekenskerke / Borsele , Wemeldinge and Wolphaartsdijk . Some of the stations on these disused routes are now used by the Stoomtrein Goes - Borsele museum railway .

Baarland (1927–1934)
Borssele (1927–1934)
Driewegen-Ovezande (1927–1934)
Ellewoutsdijk (1927-1934)
's-Gravenpolder (1927-1947)
's-Heer Arendskerke (1872–1938, 1945–1946)
's-Heerenhoek (1927–1934)
Heinkenszand (1927–1934)
Hoedekenskerke (1927–1934)

Kattendijke (1927–1934)
Kwadendamme (1927)
Nieuwdorp (1927-1934)
Nisse (1927-1934)
Oudelande (1927-1934)
Wemeldinge (1927–1934)
Wolphaartsdijk (1927-1934)
Wolphaartsdijkse Veer (1927–1934)

Web links

Stations in the provincie of Zeeland . In: stationsweb.nl (Dutch)