Stations
| Station/ location |
Miles (kilometers) to Penn Station |
Connections/notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| For continuing service to Jamaica and points west, also see Port Jefferson Branch | |||
| Hicksville Newbridge Road and West Barclay Street, Hicksville |
26.8 (43.1) | Transfer to Port Jefferson Branch trains Bus (Nassau Inter-County Express): N20, N20 Limited, N22, N22 Limited, N48, N49, N50, N73, N74, N78, N79, N80, N81 |
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| Grumman Bethpage |
closed November 1985 | ||
| Bethpage Stewart Avenue and Jackson Avenue, Bethpage |
29.9 | Central Branch splits east of here Bus (Nassau Inter-County Express): N81 |
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| Farmingdale Off Secatogue Avenue, on Front Street and Atlantic Avenue, Farmingdale |
32.2 | Bus (Nassau Inter-County Express): N70, N72 | |
| Nassau County / Suffolk County border | |||
| Republic Farmingdale |
closed 1987 | ||
| Pinelawn Wellwood Avenue and Long Island Avenue, Pinelawn Memorial Park |
34.4 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S31 | |
| Wyandanch Straight Path and Long Island Avenue, Wyandanch |
36.6 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S23, S33, 2A, 2B | |
| Deer Park Pine Aire Drive and Long Island Avenue, Deer Park |
38.4 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S27 | |
| Pineaire Deer Park |
closed October, 1986 | ||
| Brentwood Brentwood Road and Suffolk Avenue, Brentwood |
42.8 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S27, S41, S45, 3A, 3B, 3D | |
| Central Islip Lowell Avenue and Suffolk Avenue, Central Islip |
45.3 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S42, S45, 3C, 3D | |
| Ronkonkoma Hawkins Avenue and Johnson Avenue, Ronkonkoma |
50.3 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S57, S59, 6A, 7A Shuttle van to Long Island MacArthur Airport |
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| Electrification ends at Ronkonkoma Station. | |||
| Holbrook Holbrook |
closed June 1962 (date unconfirmed) | ||
| Holtsville Holtsville |
closed March 16, 1998 | ||
| Medford Medford Avenue (New York State Route 112) and Long Island Avenue, Medford |
56.1 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S61 | |
| Yaphank Yaphank Avenue and Park Street, Yaphank |
60.6 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S71 | |
| Manorville Manorville |
closed 1968 | ||
| Calverton Calverton |
The station closed c. 1958 A spur to the Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant used by Grumman closed in the early 1990s. In February 2010, plans were announced to reactivate the spur in a $3.5 million rehabilitation for freight trains of the New York and Atlantic Railway to serve an industrial park at the airport. Funds come from the federal stimulus funding. The spur parallels Connecticut Avenue to the airport. | ||
| Riverhead Osborne Avenue and Railroad Street, Riverhead |
75.3 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S58, S62, S90, S92, 8A | |
| Aquebogue Aquebogue |
closed 1967 (date unconfirmed) | ||
| Jamesport Jamesport |
closed February 4, 1985 | ||
| Laurel Laurel |
closed 1967 | ||
| Mattituck Love Lane and Pike Street, Mattituck |
84.4 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S92 | |
| Cutchogue Cutchogue |
closed 1962 | ||
| Peconic Peconic |
closed 1970 | ||
| Southold Youngs Avenue and Traveler Street, Southold |
92.1 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S92 | |
| Greenport Wiggins Street and 4th Street, Greenport |
96.3 | Bus (Suffolk County Transit): S92 Ferry to Shelter Island |
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