Lowell Line - Station Listing

Station Listing

Operating stations are shaded in purple.

Milepost City Station Opening date Connections and notes
0.0 Boston North Station Orange Line and Green Line
MBTA Commuter Rail north-side lines
Amtrak Downeaster service to Maine
Boston Engine Terminal A flag stop with a wooden platform for MBTA employees
MBTA Fitchburg Line, Haverhill/Reading Line and Newburyport/Rockport Line split
Cambridge East Cambridge closed
on the old alignment, west of the current route
1.9 Somerville Prospect Hill closed
originally Milk Row
2.4 Winter Hill closed
2.8 Somerville Junction closed
originally Somerville
split with Lexington and Arlington Branch
3.6 North Somerville closed
4.0 Medford Tufts University November 1976 (reopening) closed October 1979
originally College Hill
4.6 Medford Hillside closed
5.5 West Medford originally Medford Gates (in 1835)
7.3 Winchester Wedgemere originally Mystic
7.8 Winchester Center split with Woburn Branch
9.0 Winchester Highlands closed June 1978
9.8 Woburn Montvale closed
split with Stoneham Branch
Lechmere Warehouse 1979 closed 1996
10.5 Walnut Hill closed January 17, 1965
11.6 Mishawum September 24, 1984 (reopening) originally East Woburn; limited reverse commute service only
12.7 Anderson Regional Transportation Center April 28, 2001 Amtrak Downeaster service to Maine
originally South Wilmington (had been open previously)
15.2 Wilmington Wilmington split with Wildcat Branch, carrying the Amtrak Downeaster service (without stopping here)
17.0 Silver Lake closed June 27, 1965
Billerica East Billerica closed June 27, 1965
21.8 North Billerica junction with Billerica and Bedford Branch
24.6 Lowell Bleachery closed
junction with Lowell and Lawrence Railroad, Lowell Branch (B&M) and Framingham and Lowell Railroad (NYNH&H)
25.5 Lowell LRTA buses to Lowell and beyond
originally Middlesex Street
junction with Lowell and Nashua Railroad (B&L)
Merrimack Street closed

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